By Matthew Reisz. A leading research funder has explored both “the strengths of contemporary UK social science” and how the community can “achieve all that it is capable of”. More...
3 janvier 2016
3 janvier 2016
Tanzanian universities combat female genital mutilation
By Chris Havergal. Better training will help communities to prevent and deal with consequences of procedure, says vice-chancellor. More...
3 janvier 2016
‘Lad culture’ and marketisation share blame on sexual harassment failure
By Matthew Reisz. Goldsmiths conference looks at issue of harassment on campus – and why it is often ignored or dismissed. More...
3 janvier 2016
Student loan expansion relies on ‘accounting trick’
By John Morgan. Government’s moves to lower student loan write-off ease path to postgraduate and part-time lending. More...
3 janvier 2016
Spending review: winners and losers from the new Global Challenges Research Fund
By David Matthews. A qualified welcome for George Osborne’s real-terms protection of research, but uncertainty over how new overseas aid spending will operate. More...
3 janvier 2016
Personalised learning on a massive scale has potential and pitfalls
By Chris Havergal. Open University report predicts that adaptive teaching tools will grow in popularity, but highlights need to tread carefully with the data they collect on students. More...
3 janvier 2016
Noises off: mime, teaching and the academy
By Jack Grove. Street mime artist-turned-professor Gilberto Scaramuzzo explains to Jack Grove how the wordless theatre form can enrich university teaching. More...
3 janvier 2016
Russia internationalisation 'compromised' by political conflicts
By Ellie Bothwell. 'Confrontational policies' will have long-term consequences on universities' international collaborations, claims academic. More...
3 janvier 2016
Focus excellence initiatives on systems, not universities, expert says
By Ellie Bothwell. Former World Bank education official warns of potential ‘adverse consequences’ of schemes. More...
3 janvier 2016
Secret dossier on research fraud suggests government concern over science
By David Matthews. Senior figures in UK science fear that culture leading to research misconduct has not been changed. More...
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