State lowers pay hurdle for overseas graduates
State lowers graduate pay hurdle as civil servant backs student migrants. David Matthews reports
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For-profit VAT break plans ‘are not broken’
The government says its plans to exempt for-profit higher education providers from VAT are developing, despite a Budget announcement postponing the proposals because of “significant concerns”.For-...
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One man and his jobs
Academic occupied positions simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic. Paul Jump reports
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Laurie Taylor
Female professor appointedWe are delighted to confirm that our university is to appoint its very first Professor of Female Representation.In a statement announcing the new position, our thrusting...
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Whitehall: for-profit VAT break plans not broken
But implementation delayed over ‘serious concerns’
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Paris post will not weaken panellist’s ‘duty’ to REF
Colin Hay insists that work as chair of politics subpanel will be unaffected by new Sciences Po job
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Hefce chief stands down from post
Speculation mounts that reform has diminished leadership role
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Keith Clayton, 1928-2013
A “dynamic and inspirational” pioneer of interdisciplinary environmental science has died.
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Moore Rodin
Alexander Massouras on an exhibition of key works pointing to the sculptors’ shared fascination with organic forms