Student protests brought down a government but failed to freeze tuition fees: what’s next for a province where universities remain high on the political agenda? Elizabeth Gibney reports from Montreal
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Download the podcastClaim your copy of the THE 100 Under 50 2013 world rankings supplement“Empires do eventually crumble, and new pretenders emerge.†As Times Higher Education publishes its second...
The UK loses some gloss in the second global table of institutions shy of middle age
Staff at the University of Liverpool will ballot for strike action over plans to alter employees’ terms and conditions.
The outgoing head of King’s College London is to take charge of a University of Oxford college.
These Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) apply to the Times Higher Education Leadership & Management Awards competition (the ‘competition’). The promoter of the competition will be TES...
The International Monetary Fund has announced it will use the edX massive open online course platform to deliver economics courses to government officials and eventually the public.
A firm grasp of written English and a passion for a chosen course subject are the most desired attributes in university applicants aside from exam grades, according to a survey of admissions officers...
Students are occupying the University of Warwick’s council chamber to protest against the “marketisation of higher educationâ€.
Scientific research in the UK has been harmed by the current spending freeze, a report has claimed
Vince Cable, the business secretary, says he has “ruled out categorically†any rise in interest rates for graduates who took out student loans before 2012, while stressing that plans for a sale of...
The former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has been announced as the new chancellor of the University of South Wales