The University of Teesside has thrown itself into the drive to encourage knowledge transfer by allowing a double-decker bus to ride through campus to promote knowledge-transfer partnerships (KTPs)....
The meaning of dozens of scientific equations and symbols will be explained to the public by the University of Nottingham via a video project. For the project, known as "sixty symbols", academics...
When estimating their intelligence, men boast while women are more modest, according to a study. Adrian Furnham, professor of psychology at University College London, investigated the self-rated...
After last week's Budget, John Wilson, the head of Salford Business School, said that the economic downturn could help students on business courses. He suggested that when the economy and the job...
A global study into the everyday uses of technology by a team at the University of Northampton's Cranfield School of Management has yielded surprising results. More than 1,200 people were separated...
A London university is celebrating its success at a catering awards ceremony. Thames Valley University was recognised in three out of five categories at the annual Professional Association for...
An online career website tailored to PhD researchers in the arts and humanities has been launched by the Centre for Career Management Skills at the University of Reading. The website brings together...
The Coventry Low Carbon Fleet Partnership has been chosen to trial "green" vans as part of the Department for Transport's Low Carbon Vehicle Procurement Programme. The partnership, involving the...
Hull University Business School has remodelled its master of business administration course in light of the economic crisis. The more "holistic" programme puts an emphasis on ethics, corporate...
All foreign students are now suspect in the current Salem-like xenophobic frenzy. We must stand firm, says Susan Edwards
Impact is central to the AHRC's mission, as the public demands. But that is not inimical to true research values, says Philip Esler
"Talk about front!" The Sun chortled on 24 April, tickled by a Sun-style Page 3 "blonde beauty" who appeared topless in a University of Cambridge student magazine. The 20-year-old, who was named only...
Urgent review is called for as funding pots set to be raided to finance programmes. Zoe Corbyn reports
A "derisory" pay offer of 0.3 per cent has been rejected by the five higher education unions, after a second meeting of the joint negotiating group.After the Joint Negotiating Committee for Higher...
UEL claims damages and a permanent injunction against Chris Knight. Melanie Newman reports