Five-figure payouts for students after courses lose accreditation
Ombudsman urges providers in England and Wales to offer ‘timely’ communication over significant course changes
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Is a college education not for everyone in India?
A columnist has dared to voice the blasphemy that spending huge sums on higher education doesn’t always open new doors, writes Pushkar
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Australian ‘Superstars of STEM’ aim to encourage female enrolment
While some women may not feel safe with numbers, according to stereotype, Katie Buchhorn uses numbers to help keep women safe
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Exiled Russian scholar: ‘When Putin goes, we will return home’
Forced to leave their homeland because of political persecution or international isolation, Russian?academics reflect on life in Western academia, communicating with old colleagues and what happens...
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Most full-time academics in UK now earning more than ?50,000
Milestone is little comfort to staff stuck on insecure contracts, says union
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Nigerian PhD student awarded compensation in ‘landmark’ UK case
Nigerian doctoral student Sue Agazie will receive compensation after Newcastle University admitted failings in supervision
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The MRC’s new centre funding regime will maximise medical impact
Centres of Research Excellence, officially launched today, will also strengthen the UK’s leading position in biomedical sciences, says Patrick?Chinnery
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Use AI to fix ‘broken’ courses, not scale them – edtech pioneer
Impact of AI on education may be overestimated unless used to rethink traditions, says technologist
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Australian international student caps ‘will be revived’
Anticipated approach of rewriting ministerial direction would not require parliamentary approval
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A year in, how are we even surviving as academics in Milei’s Argentina?
The far-right president rails against academics’ supposed sense that they are superior. A?scholar forced to sell books to make ends meet feels anything but
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The academics who helped breathe new life into Notre-Dame
Five years after a devastating fire, the Paris cathedral has finally reopened,?with the help of a vast team of researchers
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OfS register pause ‘will make sector financial problems worse’
Regulator accused of?‘dereliction of duty’ and faces potential legal action after temporarily shutting down key processes
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University job cuts to ‘hit 10,000 by year end’ despite fee rise
English fee rise does little to relieve pressure on institutions, with increased staff costs likely to swallow additional funding
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OfS takes England’s quality role after QAA delisted
England’s higher education regulator takes on quality scrutiny role?after?Quality Assurance Agency steps back