Clark refuses to back net migration calls
Greg Clark has refused to back calls for the government to remove overseas students from the net migrant count.
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Canada tops the heap for HE investment
The UK’s spending on higher education has fallen once again, with Canada taking over as the world’s biggest spender on universities.
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UUK president calls for ‘stability’ from politicians
Universities UK has called for “stability” and “political consensus” from an incoming government on fees and funding.
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US college offers video application option
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Encourage students’ identities to flourish, says Galway academic
Learning technology conference keynote explores student, and scholarly, online presence
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Challenges for early arts and humanities careers highlighted
Major challenges facing early career researchers have been highlighted in a new report.
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Animal research: public support falls
Public support for animal experimentation has fallen again, according to a new survey.
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Living costs at 20 of the UK’s ‘top’ universities revealed
Report reveals price of everything from accommodation to a pint of beer at 20 institutions
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THE Awards 2014: shortlist announced
Are you on the shortlist?
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THE podcast: 4-10 September 2014 issue review
Download the podcastHow government changes to the rules on visa refusal rates might affect universities, the challenges of combining parenting with academic life, and the British Social Attitudes...
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AHRC/British Library research project on academic books launched
UCL/King’s College London team to consult broadly on future of monographs, open access, peer review, publishing and more
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Racism seen but not heard at UK and US institutions
Senior managers often dismiss racist incidents or believe them to be exaggerated, says paper
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Graduates ‘more likely’ to favour smaller higher education pool
Analysis of British Social Attitudes survey finds class bias with regard to future student numbers
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Tougher visa rules may affect 40 institutions
10 per cent threshold for refusal rates may cause many to lose their licences to recruit overseas students
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Swansea dean has no regrets over controversial reforms
Nigel Piercy is unapologetic about antagonising some in drive to turn around School of Management