With no UK funding guarantees, English language learners are heading to Ireland – while their British counterparts are left in limbo. More...30 janvier 2020
‘Too much risk’: why Erasmus students are shunning Brexit Britain
With no UK funding guarantees, English language learners are heading to Ireland – while their British counterparts are left in limbo. More...'You're buying into an incredibly smart group of people': the enduring pull of the MBA
They don’t come cheap, but MBAs remain one of the most sought after qualifications not just because of their academic rigour, but because of their networking potential. More...Meet the makers: how craft-based degrees are fusing tradition with innovation
As the UK’s creative sector booms, demand for the skills of qualified craftspeople is surging. More...Academia looks like a pint of Guinness to me – diverse below, but not at the top
A lack of diversity among senior academics and uncertain employment prospects after graduation continues to push BAME students away from the humanities, argues Prof Jonathan Wilson. More...Private schools criticise plans to get more poor students into university
Regulator’s pledge to boost university access in England ‘may discriminate based on class’. More...'People take on more debt to make ends meet': the cost of postgrad study
Even with financial assistance, tuition fees and living costs remain prohibitive for some. More...White men still dominate judiciary, says Justice report
Progress to improve diversity in the judiciary is too slow and there has been stagnation in the appointment of BAME judges, according to a damning report by an influential law reform group whose head warns that senior roles are still “dominated by white men”. More...Charity grants to crowdsourcing: how to pay for a postgraduate degree
A master’s degree is a huge financial investment, but there are a range of options out there to fund your study. More...UK minister met surveillance firm accused of enabling Uighur abuses
A government trade minister held a one-on-one meeting with a facial recognition firm accused of enabling the Chinese government’s campaign of persecution against Uighur Muslims, the Guardian and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism have established. More...University staff prepare for fresh strikes in row over pay and pensions
UCU union members at 14 more institutions vote for industrial action, taking total to 74. More...
