London Underground: A Cultural Geography, by David Ashford
A. W. Purdue on the evolution of the Tube system
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King’s law expert defends academic appeals business
‘Not just money-making exercise’, says company founder
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Crowdfunding hope for postgraduate support
StudentFunder aims to become ‘one-stop shop’ for those in need
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Small fall in student numbers taught in Welsh
But more academics are able to teach in the tongue, data show
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Postdoc Twitter channel sets sights on North America
#ECRchat looks to offer global advice
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The sunny side of leading a Malaysian university
Graeme Wilkinson left Wales to head a private institution that was more familiar than it first appeared
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Odds and quads
This 400-year-old Bible is probably the most infamous of the rare religious books and manuscripts held in the University of Leicester’s Robjohns Collection.
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The week in higher education - 8 August 2013
“Overseas students from wealthy families are renting some of London’s most desirable and expensive flats,” the Evening Standard reported on 1 August. One estate agent said that at the new 65 Duke...
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Coalition confers university title on second for-profit
BPP decision reached despite concerns over US parent firm
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Quizzes offer Swedish scholarships as prizes
Sweden aims to rebuild faltering overseas student numbers
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The Triumph of Emptiness: Consumption, Higher Education, and Work Organization, by Mats Alvesson
Consumerisation’s spread to all aspects of life and work leaves a hollow feeling, finds Cary Cooper
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The market just around the corner
The intended undergraduate fees market never took off, but it is very real for international and postgraduate students
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UK 13th in Europe for overseas student satisfaction
Online comments show no room for complacency
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In fight to fill places, all bets are off
Observers predict admissions turmoil as Russell Group members join clearing
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Brazil courts UK students
Drive to raise national profile yields opportunities for English speakers