Regulator warns rising use of ‘conditional unconditional offers’ may break consumer law. More...
My supervisor was a known bully but when I reported his behaviour to my university, he received a promotion. More...
Hundreds of babies born in Leicester are to be tracked by researchers for the first 25 years of their lives to examine the impact of regular exposure to arts activities.
Arts Council England (ACE) and De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester announced details of the Talent25 project on Friday. More...
If we are to retain a first-rate higher education sector, we need to focus on whole-person building. More...
We are in the middle of a fourth industrial revolution. The first saw the world move from rural societies to industrial urban centres; the second introduced mass production; and the third brought the digital revolution. More...
It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but what happens when studying in a different country isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. More...
The parents of a Bristol physics student who took her own life are crowdfunding to make sure the full story is told. More...
Oxford postgraduate degrees are among the most expensive, but there’s little financial support for low-income students. More...
Forget hard hats and overalls – level 7 apprenticeships in financial services appeal to senior staff wanting to upskill. More...
The chief inspector has launched a consultation on the new framework for the inspection of schools and colleges (Ofsted plans overhaul of inspections to look beyond exam results, 16 January). While we welcome most of Ofsted’s new inspection framework, it is doomed to fail unless Ofsted drops its flawed four-point grading system. More...
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