By Chris Havergal. The voice of academics must not be lost from university governance as institutions around the world shift towards a corporate model of leadership, a conference heard. More...
By Chris Havergal. Nearly half of the richest applicants to postgraduate degrees expect to rely on their parents for funding, while as few as one in eight students from poorer backgrounds can say the same. More...
By Chris Havergal. Profit-making providers are best placed to meet growing demand for higher education around the world, Lord Willetts said as he opened the Times Higher Education MENA Universities Summit. More...
By Chris Havergal. Poor advice from teachers on how to write a personal statement is harming disadvantaged students’ hopes of winning a place at a highly selective university, a study suggests. More...
By Chris Havergal. Admissions service says institutions should do more to accommodate growing numbers of students from a vocational background. More...
By Chris Havergal. The introduction of £9,000 tuition fees means that universities no longer have a “reasonable alibi” for complaints about teaching quality. More...
By Chris Havergal. Students who are taught by black or ethnic minority academics are less likely to rate their courses positively in the National Student Survey, according to a study. More...
By Chris Havergal. Shake-up at teaching organisation will also see academics charged a membership fee and required to complete CPD if they want to remain fellows. More...
By Chris Havergal. Many university music departments may retain a composer-in-residence. But how many science faculties can say the same thing. More...
By John Morgan. As EU referendum looms, institutions step up recruitment following scrapping of student number controls. More...
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