No sex please ā weāre monetarists
Suggestions that economists at our university might have been among those who, according to an article in the journal Research Policy, offered or accepted sex in order to secure co-authorship credits...
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The sound of gentrification
Expensive food, fancy glamping and questionable hats: from Sonisphere, Emma Rees reflects on 27 years of music festivals
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Hefce: āgovernance eventsā at Plymouth University warrant review
āBreakdown in personal relationshipā of senior figures must also be addressed
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Clearing 'scramble' will be less severe, claim vice-chancellors
University chiefs forecast a lower level of activity despite 30,000 extra student places
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Queen Mary dismissal
As an emeritus professor at Queen Mary University of London, I write in response to your article āDismissed: scholar who criticised use of metrics to determine job cutsā (News, 7āÆAugust) to point out...
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āDismalā start for Access to Research initiative
Academic criticises āinadequate natureā of free public open access service
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Underemployed graduates āstay in stepping-stone jobs too longā
Graduates in non-graduate occupations - āgringosā - are not hunting for roles that use their higher education skills, say academics
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Time to rethink the intellectual property rights culture
Sebastian Conran calls for a fairer approach at UK universities
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Calls for Greg Clark to reassure universities over wider remit
Minister in dual role has a more extensive list of responsibilities than predecessor David Willetts
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14 August 2014
Finite possibilities - When a PhD is as far as you will go in the academy
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The PhD experience: this far, and no further
Five students on how doctoral study changed them and their futures
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Your views on the NSS: "about as scientifically useful as TripAdvisor"
The NSS does not give an accurate representation of student feeling, according to more than half of university staff responding to a straw poll.
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Impact and breakthroughs: EPSRC sets new strategy
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council aims to accelerate both scientific breakthroughs and social and economic impact.
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Fields Medal won by woman for first time
Maryam Mirzakhani has become the first woman to win the Fields Medal in the history of the worldās most prestigious mathematics prize.
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Cut fees for the poorest, public says
A majority of adults in England support reduced tuition fees for students from lower income families, according to a survey for the Sutton Trust