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Articles by Jack Grove
Annual survey shows future low-cost institutions scoring well against the ?9K set. Jack Grove writes
Scenes of riots and looting beamed around the world last week could affect the recruitment of overseas students to UK universities, experts have said.
The A-level results are here again: cue the usual laments that exams are getting easier and the scramble for places is becoming ever more intense. But is any of it true? Jack Grove finds out
Newer universities in London have enjoyed some of the biggest gains in student satisfaction, according to the results of the National Student Survey.
Deferring university entry until 2012, the first year of the new fees regime, may save some graduates money, finance experts have claimed.
More students from poor families are going to university, according to new data.
Science and maths courses should touch on topics such as gender, says the NUS. Jack Grove reports
The iconic theatre sees links with academe as a vital part of its role. Jack Grove reports
1994 Group fears proposed changes to teacher training could be devastating, reports Jack Grove
A project to increase the number of students doing languages at university has been awarded an extra ?1.2 million.
Report advises transformation of management systems, faculty and curricula. Jack Grove writes
Universities' arrangements to uphold academic standards are "robust and effective", the Quality Assurance Agency has said.
Scholars fight to halt effort to streamline sector and make it more accountable. Jack Grove reports
Sweeping reforms to copyright law are set to open the door for greater access to research papers.
Fifty-five academics have been awarded fellowships worth ?10,000 by the Higher Education Academy.
Investment in innovation viewed as Europe's route to sustainable growth and jobs. Jack Grove reports
Plymouth advised to tighten up procedures before ending correspondence courses. Jack Grove writes
University of Oxford academics should ignore media criticism and be proud to work in an "elite institution", a former BBC chief has said.
Discipline's doyens launch Classics defence against Royal Holloway plans. Jack Grove writes
Blaming recession for graduates' poor jobs record, UEL stands by its fees decision. Jack Grove reports
University may not always be the best option for those from poorer backgrounds. Jack Grove reports
The son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour has been jailed for 16 months for a rampage at a student fees protest.
Around two-thirds of graduates finishing university last year found jobs within six months of leaving, a slight improvement on the year before.
Tuition fees at English universities will average ?8,393 in 2012, the Office for Fair Access confirmed today, significantly higher than the government’s estimate.
