Jack Grove covers research and science policy for Times Higher Education, as well as on issues relating to PhD, postdoctoral and early career researchers. He has a BA in English from the University of Bristol, and previously worked on newspapers including the Cambridge News and the Peterborough Evening Telegraph.
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Articles by Jack Grove
But estimate puts cost of Russell Group-led redesign at ?10 million a year
Experts foresee tough reaction from universities to UCU’s ‘ultimate sanction’
Michael Gove has vetoed plans for a free school sponsored by the Institute of Education, as the proposal failed to reach the government’s “high bar”
Hundreds of thousands of students may not be able to graduate this summer if the University and College Union carries out a possible marking boycott.
ULU vice-president and NUS black students’ officer also on ballot
As strike force falters, some UCU members and industrial relations experts think escalation is needed
City-centre project looks to serve whole community and build stability in post-Good Friday Agreement Northern Ireland
Proposed merger is for academic reasons, not to cut costs, insists UCL provost
Data show whites and pupils outside London less likely to aim for, or undertake, higher study
Contrast between their chances and those of the rich are unchanged since late 1990s, Offa finds
Sir Howard Newby is to retire as the University of Liverpool vice-chancellor next year
The Department for Education is to pay for up to five students from every state school to visit a Russell Group university
Staff at 11 higher education institutions are to walk out for a whole day in a protest of what they believe is “unlawfully deducted” pay.
University staff have walked out for the fifth time over this year’s “miserly” 1 per cent pay offer.
Geoffrey Alderman argues standards watchdog’s decision flies in face of its commitment to openness and transparency
Change in Tupe law means employers can offer new terms one year after move
Fierce student opposition looks unlikely to block move to balance larger classes with more contact with faculty
University College London is set to merge with the Institute of Education, University of London, Times Higher Education can reveal.
The number of university applicants has grown by 4 per cent, despite a falling population of young people, new figures show
Simon Kemp sends students on ISO 14001 module into big firms to audit and learn
But law might not be on its side in its effort to prevent docking of full day’s pay, solicitor says
University warns more savings are needed as it admits international recruitment will not recover for years
University staff have taken part in a second two-hour strike over this year’s 1 per cent pay offer
A Catholic college has become the UK’s newest university
