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Articles by Jack Grove
One of Europe's smallest states has big plans for medical research, writes Jack Grove in Luxembourg
QAA event hears Willetts question option for the frequency of reviews. Jack Grove reports
A scheme brought in to address concerns over the impact of ?9,000 tuition fees on students from poor backgrounds was designed in haste, an interim report on the project has said.
Expansion into China and India will help to meet the demand for vets worldwide. Jack Grove reports
Sky's not the limit for international recruitment, British Council report cautions. Jack Grove writes
Complaints over penalties a growing concern for the sector, says OIA. Jack Grove reports
Four-to-one stand against general secretary's plans. Jack Grove reports from Manchester
Academics face a lifetime on part-time or fixed-term contracts unless action is taken to fight the creep of casualised labour within universities, lecturers have warned.
Delegates say 'bully's charter' fails feedback test and requires a health warning. Jack Grove reports
Sally Hunt moves to avoid showdown over reforms at annual conference. Jack Grove reports
In a competitive world, Japanese universities are realising the importance of internationalisation if they don’t want to get left behind. But culture change can be a slow and difficult process. Jack Grove reports from Japan
A senior civil servant in charge of implementing the government’s higher education policies has been named the new vice-chancellor of the University of London.
Introducing a "student premium" to encourage more teenagers from disadvantaged families to attend university may lead to cuts in support for mature or part-time students, sector figures have warned.
Lowering university offers to reflect social deprivation may be misguided because decisions are being based on unreliable data, the head of the UK's admissions body has warned.
An academic who left school at 15 is one of the winners of the Higher Education Academy’s doctoral programme awards.
Ed Lester, the Student Loans Company’s chief executive – whose tax arrangements sparked a public outcry – is to step down, it has been announced.
Unions have expressed their disappointment after universities tabled a final pay offer for next year of 1 per cent.
Withdrawing state support for access to higher education courses will stop thousands of prospective mature students from attending university, a report has warned.
Cross-subsidising 'loss-makers' an essential part of university life, says UUK head. Jack Grove writes
Debate on social mobility is too focused on university access, Labour Party leader Ed Miliband has argued.
More than half of the UK students who took part in Erasmus in 2010-2011 come from just 20 universities, most of which are Russell Group institutions.
An associate editor of a leading Elsevier journal has resigned, claiming the publisher is “denying developing countries access to research findings”.
