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6 juillet 2019

How changing attitudes are closing the gender gap in engineering

The GuardianIn an industry still dominated by men, career satisfaction and rewarding salaries are helping women push for change. More...

6 juillet 2019

UK's Prevent strategy 'biggest threat to free speech on campus'

The GuardianThe Prevent strategy for curtailing extremism in the UK is the biggest threat to free speech at universities rather than media caricatures of “snowflake” students, according to a director of Liberty. More...

6 juillet 2019

Snake oil or panacea: can technology improve student mental health?

The GuardianUniversities are hoping that new technologies will ease rapidly growing demand for student mental health services, but the evidence they work isn’t always there. More...

6 juillet 2019

Free college and debt forgiveness are within our grasp. Don't settle for less

The GuardianFaced with ‘radical’ positions becoming mainstream, centrists are pushing for partial relief as a compromise. But it’s not enough. More...

6 juillet 2019

Loosening the grip of the privately educated

The GuardianReaders respond to the news that Britain’s top jobs are still in the hands of a private school elite, and offer solutions to the problem. More...

6 juillet 2019

L&G and Oxford University team up for £4bn housing scheme

The GuardianLegal & General has teamed up with Oxford University in a £4bn partnership to build science parks and thousands of homes for staff and students over the next decade. More...

6 juillet 2019

Cambridge slips to lowest-ever place in world university table

The GuardianBrexit and the financial squeeze affecting universities appear to be taking a toll on Britain’s universities, with many seeing their rankings in international league tables tumbling for the third year in a row. More...

6 juillet 2019

Oxford to receive biggest single donation 'since the Renaissance'

The GuardianThe University of Oxford has said it is to receive its biggest single direct donation “since the Renaissance”, after it unveiled a £150m gift from the US billionaire Stephen Schwarzman to fund humanities research and tackle looming social issues linked to artificial intelligence. More...

6 juillet 2019

You’ve set up a successful school. What next? Start a university, of course

The GuardianThe aim is to link the academic and entrepreneurial, with students doing paid work placements with corporations and startups. More...

6 juillet 2019

Langues vivantes étrangères : qu’est-ce qu’un bon prof ?

The ConversationÀ l’heure où la formation et le recrutement des enseignants s’apprêtent à subir une nouvelle réforme, nous posons la question de savoir ce qu’est un bon enseignant de langues. En effet, si les lacunes des élèves français en la matière continuent d’être pointées (CNESCO 2019), elles sont souvent mises en parallèle avec la formation des enseignants, jugée inadaptée, dans un lien de cause à effet qui serait évident. Plus...
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