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Articles by Juliette Rowsell
Newcastle University votes in favour of industrial action, joining Dundee and East Anglia in achieving successful ballots
Better collaboration needed between industry and universities to develop the sector, says report
Financial benefits of increasing domestic recruitment ¡®now negligible¡¯, according to leaked document
Over 80 per cent of union members vote for strike action after successive years or job cuts at University of East Anglia
Skills minister says upcoming White Paper will seek to address ¡®fragmentation¡¯ between further and higher education
Higher education in Gaza will continue to feel the hit from infrastructure damage and diminished student intake for years to come, experts warn
Amid financial turmoil, post-92s are creating subsidiaries to employ staff without having to enrol them in the expensive Teachers¡¯ Pension Scheme. But what does that mean for grant and REF eligibility ¨C not to mention hierarchies and industrial relations in an already restive sector? Juliette Rowsell reports
Humanities courses are often forced to ¡®justify their relevance¡¯ in ways STEM subjects are not, TV historian says
Academics warn of ¡®culture of fear¡¯ at pre-eminent Welsh institution amid plans to axe courses and hundreds of jobs
Survey finds NHS bursary is not sufficient to cover living costs, with many trainee medics forced to cut back or take on additional work
Rapidly growing AI tool brushes off questions about Tiananmen Square and spouts Communist Party line on sensitive topics like Taiwan
Union says that managers of stricken institution must ¡°think again about cutting jobs and the use of compulsory redundancies¡±
In-depth Hepi report promises inside story of last summer¡¯s UK campus protests
Ombudsman for English and Welsh higher education says options include support fund, insurance scheme or change in legislation, as it announces record haul of complaints
Employees at Study Group-run centre on University of Sheffield campus to walk out after 36 staff put at risk of redundancy
University becomes latest to announce staff cuts, saying it cannot rule out compulsory redundancies
University opens voluntary severance scheme after struggling on domestic and international recruitment, after cutting jobs and courses last year
Russell Group institution warns that it cannot rule out compulsory redundancies after worse-than-expected student recruitment
Members of elite grouping saw numbers enrolled on courses increase by more than 300 while others experienced declines
Outpost on Ain Shams University campus to offer undergraduate and postgraduate Exeter degrees
Global study reveals that academics believe students are not critical enough of material produced by artificial intelligence tools for use in their work
Climate academic who refuses to travel by plane promises to donate €75,000 from settlement to climate activism
Petition opposes merging of Japanese, Chinese and Korean into combined programme amid fears of ¡®significant¡¯ staff cuts
¡®Statutory tort¡¯ allowing for universities to be sued over alleged free speech breaches likely to be removed when legislation is reintroduced later this month, according to reports
