Chris Parr is a freelance journalist. He was?Times Higher Education's digital and communities editor from 2012 to January 2018. Before that he was?chief reporter on SecEd newspaper, and then deputy editor of Independent Nurse magazine. He won the 2014 Education Journalism Award for?Outstanding Online Education Commentary.
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Articles by Chris Parr
UK’s ‘golden triangle’ accounts for 8 of the country’s 10 representatives in top 100
Ahead of the Jisc Digital Festival next week, for which Times Higher Education is media partner, five experts predict the innovations and trends that are set to change the face of higher education and research in the coming years
An online university established to take higher education to disadvantaged students around the world has received accreditation
Scheme to be run jointly with Higher Education Funding Council for England
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
Appointment revealed by Tory MP Nadine Dorries in Commons
Do your eyes glaze over or does your brain fill with fog when you are presented with reams of raw data? You are not alone.
The National Union of Students has called on universities to fix their fees for international students and stop “unfair” prices rises during courses
The best and worst performing higher education institution websites in the UK have been ranked.
In our second look at the NMC Horizon Report: 2014 Higher Education Edition, we cover the six “significant challenges” it identifies as impeding the adoption of technology in higher education
George Osborne has announced a programme of collaboration between leading universities in China and the UK’s Russell Group institutions.
Accretion of projects harms the ability of US universities to restrain costs and hit goals, says Dartmouth College president
Women-friendly policies insufficient at even Athena SWAN universities, finds THE Best University Workplace Survey
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President of US-Ireland Alliance says step is sign of America’s ‘indifference to Europe’
University’s Vampire Fictions course ends with no participants opting to pay for official recognition of their achievement
The Office of Fair Trading has told universities to review rules that stop students from graduating if they have non-tuition fee debts.
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We take a look at the six “key trends” picked out in the NMC Horizon Report: 2014 Higher Education Edition
David Willetts is set to unveil ?72.6 million of new funding to help academics unlock the potential of “big data”.
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Google Glass, 3D printers and more: our expert evaluates the gadgets
Palestinian scholars welcome the American Studies Association resolution
