Short-sighted measures of graduate success are good for no one
Graduate careers are long and?pay varies by region ¨C?so why measure course value on graduate salaries 15 months in, asks Neal Juster
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Talking leadership 15: Eric Barron on boosting entrepreneurship
The president of Penn State discusses its business hub model and leading in the aftermath of a sexual abuse scandal?
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UK ministers pledge research funding to make up for Horizon Europe
Formula-driven funding?for those hardest hit by deadlock with EU and more fellowship money unveiled under ¡®Plan B¡¯ road map
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The Selling Sound: The Rise of the Country Music Industry
The Selling Sound is a fascinating and wide-ranging account of the rise of the country music industry. This is not a dry economic discussion of an emerging section of the cultural industries, but a...
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Australia must tackle student hunger
Food insecurity?is evident among both international and domestic students at all types of universities, say four academics
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Trouble on the Horizon
The bumper increase in QR funding for England may sound like heaven. But with doubts over the future of Horizon, UK research is stuck in purgatory
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George Freeman¡¯s offer to return as UK science minister rebuffed
University sector awaits political leadership as key posts lie vacant
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Finnish nanotech industry sets development targets
Brussels, 06 Sep 2006 Finnish companies and research institutes working in nanotechnology are currently drawing up a shared strategy on nanotechnology development targets. Tekes, the Finnish funding...
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Local students¡¯ unions are still key to community-building
As well as supporting societies, tackling loneliness and offering advice, unions have no problem amplifying the student voice, says Ben Ward
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Could Neom U be Saudi Arabia¡¯s next top university?
Experts predict institution in planned megacity could surpass KAUST with backing of all-powerful?Mohammed bin Salman
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The week in higher education ¨C 7 July 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world¡¯s media
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UCU goes ahead with ballots on cross-sector strike action
Switch to aggregated voting means staff at 149 UK universities could walk out if union gets majority turnout and support
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Could hydrogen lead to a third industrial revolution?
Brussels, 05 Oct 2006 Hydrogen has frequently been touted as a realistic solution to the world's energy quandary, providing clean, limitless energy at a time when climate change and diminishing...
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Engineering industry chief on boosting European research and innovation
Brussels, 29 Sep 2006 Last year, Orgalime, the European Engineering Industries Association, elected Edward Krubasik as its President. Professor Krubasik has a strong background in research (he has a...
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Extend PhD funding to reflect ¡®modern doctorate¡¯, leaders urge
European doctoral body says funders must recognise that current financial support is often insufficient for PhD researchers