31 juillet 2015
Science, values and the limits of measurement
By Cameron Neylon. Metrics play a growing role in managing research. But to understand their limitations, we need to draw on the humanities. More...
31 juillet 2015
Academics concerned over 'exploitative' global research partnerships
By Louise Tickle. Lumbered with the legwork without a proper say, scientists from developing countries want more recognition from international collaborations. More...
31 juillet 2015
Higher education in Africa: Race is an invention
By Crain Soudien. A university should help us understand what it means to be a human being, argues outgoing University of Cape Town deputy vice-chancellor Crain Soudien. More...
31 juillet 2015
Want to know what makes people tick? Study social science
By Lucy Jolin. To improve the way we live, we have to understand how societies are built. More...
31 juillet 2015
Jeremy Corbyn announces £10bn plan to scrap university tuition fees
By Patrick Wintour. Labour leadership candidate says plan can be funded either by a rise in national insurance, a higher corporation tax, or by slowing the deficit reduction. More...
31 juillet 2015
Bored of party politics on campus? Think about thinktanks
By Richard Crawshaw. Getting involved in a university thinktank is a great way to attempt to shape policy – both on campus and in wider society. More...
31 juillet 2015
Should PhD students be classed as employees?
By Tom Livermore and Jamie Gallagher. Two early-career researchers go head-to-head to argue for and against defining PhD candidates as fully-fledged university employees. More...
31 juillet 2015
Universities will be allowed to host extremist speakers – within limits
By Alan Travis. External speakers at campuses must share platform with opponents under compromise on government’s Prevent counter-extremism strategy. More...
31 juillet 2015
Baroness Amos: I was taken aback when I found out I was the first black female head of a university
By Jonathan Wynne-Jones. The honour Baroness Amos feels as she prepares to take over a top London college is tempered by dismay that only 85 out of 18,500 UK professors are black. More...
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