How changing attitudes are closing the gender gap in engineering
In an industry still dominated by men, career satisfaction and rewarding salaries are helping women push for change. More...
In an industry still dominated by men, career satisfaction and rewarding salaries are helping women push for change. More...
Universities 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...
Faced with ‘radical’ positions becoming mainstream, centrists are pushing for partial relief as a compromise. But it’s not enough. More...
Readers 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...
Brexit 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...
The 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...
The aim is to link the academic and entrepreneurial, with students doing paid work placements with corporations and startups. More...