Download the podcastA Quality Assurance Agency verdict of “no confidence” in a London college, the Times Higher Education books section and the independence referendum in Scotland are among the...
Labour would make new “earn while you learn” degrees delivered by “Technical University” partnerships the priority in higher education expansion
New research has demonstrated the monopoly of a small social elite over public leadership positions in Britain
Nigel Rodenhurst is dispirited by one-sided scholarship and an unwillingness to challenge a literary reputation
Fred Inglis on the obligation of academics to speak truth to power
Study suggests that unannounced oral exams can encourage integrity and engage students
Of mice and men - The obligation of academics to speak truth to power
We speak to a recipient of the L’Oréal-Unesco UK & Ireland fellowship for women in science
A leading academic administrator who also made a major contribution to business economics has died
The latest higher education appointments
Royal SocietyWolfson Research Merit AwardsAwards are worth £10,000-£30,000 a year, which is a salary enhancementAward winner: Peter LeadlayInstitution: University of CambridgeThe biochemistry and...
Source: AlamyUnited StatesLittle labour market profit from for-profit degrees, study findsDo US employers prefer people who attended for-profit institutions to those with qualifications from...
Re “Legal scholar’s ‘political’ tweets ruffle a few feathers” (News, 21 August), I look forward to the University of Leeds appearing in Laurie Taylor’s column, The Poppletonian.I’m happy to say that...
The article on “gringos” (“graduates in non-graduate occupations”) lingering in underemployment for too long highlights an important issue (“Hey gringo, are you still there?”, News, 14 August).It...