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Articles by Chris Havergal
Emeritus professor warns over growth of higher education courses that veer towards the ‘mundane’
University graduates earn an average of ?9,000 more per year than non-graduates but the gap is narrowing, official statistics show
University leaders and lecturers fear for freedom of speech under proposed anti-extremism legislation
Welsh education minister Huw Lewis says he will continue to prioritise the ‘life chances’ of the country’s young
More than a third of all international undergraduates studying in England are recruited from transnational courses, a new report reveals.
The vice-chancellor of Glyndwr University has announced his intention to step down from the embattled institution.
Political parties have agreed to consider the introduction of a new post-study work visa scheme for international students in Scotland
The view of the Liberal Democrat business secretary is in stark contrast to the Conservatives’ pledge to make ?7 billion of tax cuts
Educational Testing Service claims that 榴莲视频 Office decision could see institutions fall behind in international recruitment
Government estimate is significantly higher than in previous assessments
Our Best University Workplace Survey 2015 shows disparate opinions on the need for changes
More study divided between college and university could be on the horizon, expert says
A planned Cardiff Innovation System built on regenerated Cathays site will bring ideas together to create, innovate and translate
Online courses and international competition may well mean that only six or seven survive as world-class institutions, report claims
George Osborne wants institutions to spur growth outside London, but not everyone thinks campuses can and should take on such a role
Student numbers will be uncapped from 2015. Chris Havergal examines arguments for and against expansion
Chinese-speaking students are to be placed with British companies to help them break into the Chinese market
Glyndwr University has been allowed to start recruiting international students again, but must end operations at its London campus
Michael Russell has been replaced as Scottish education secretary in the cabinet of new First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
Industrial action called over the reforms to pre-1992 university pensions has been suspended.
Degree courses at further education colleges have the potential to ‘change lives, not society’, argues scholar
Ten branches demand sector conference as union fails to escalate industrial action in response to pay docking threats in marking boycott
Consultation questions need for the body after it blocked the appointment of Griff Rhys Jones as chancellor
More further education colleges should have the equivalent of degree-awarding powers to ‘redress’ the technical and academic education balance.
