Ben Jonson journey recreated on social media
Scholars at two UK universities are to recreate the 400-year-old walking adventures of celebrated playwright Ben Jonson using social media.
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Staff redundancies totalled 3,000 before fees hike
More than 3,000 higher education staff were made redundant as the sector prepared for the introduction of Ā£9,000 tuition fees, a new study says.
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Exam howlers wanted
Do your students know their vellum from their valium and their buffer zones from their buffet counterparts?
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Btec STEM report - 'too few' girls going on to university
Girls are outperforming boys in the sciences but are still not choosing to take such subjects ahead of university, a study on vocational qualifications has found.
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Graduates from state background ādo better overallā in job market
Students entering university from state schools perform better than expected when securing a job after graduation compared with the privately educated, a new report says.
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Cameron letter reveals thinking on international students
David Cameron has told David Willetts to build the UKās offer to overseas students into a more persuasive āpackageā and urged him to attract more foreign universities to Britain.
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University of Manchester issues bond
The University of Manchester has become the latest university to launch a bond issue to raise money for capital investments.
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David Blunkett joins Sheffield as visiting professor
Former home secretary David Blunkett is to become a visiting professor at the worldās first centre for the public understanding of politics, at the University of Sheffield.
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University graduate employment figures revealed
Graduates from London South Bank University are the least likely to be in a job or studying six months after leaving, latest employment data have revealed.
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THE podcast: 4 July 2013 issue review
Download the podcastA lack of rewards for high-quality teaching, the impact of global demographic changes on higher education, and research into the role of dogs in UK gang culture are among the...
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Report card for sector
HEA study finds efforts to promote pedagogy have yet to pay off. Jack Grove reports
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Osborne drops Ā£150m undergraduate NSP, but s ector will still have to pay
Offa chief: Ā£150m committed by universities now part of access agreements
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Mersey heat
Professors criticise Liverpoolās āunprecedentedā industrial relations tactics. Jack Grove writes
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Parent tap: open days for mums and dads may lead to donations
Universities aim for credit at bank of mum and dad in high fees era. Chris Parr reports
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QAA review U-turn is music to for-profitās ears
Watchdog backs down after institutional appeal for second time