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Highly ranked university makes investment in staff salaries amid bitter national pay dispute

Learned societies question quality of data, mismatch to EU goals, choice of indicators and ignorance of social and political contexts used by planned monitoring tool

Research funder investing in leadership capability to support academics and encourage collaboration across disciplines and sectors

Analysis shows 17 of 20 seats in England with lowest proportion of university qualifications are held by Tories

Such talk replaces pride of place with ¡®know your place¡¯. But if you want to see levelling up made flesh, come and meet our graduates, says John Raftery 

The government would do much better to help educational institutions understand and prepare for future labour market shifts, says Rosalind Gill

English regulator rejects most criticism of proposals, but acknowledges that it should consider an institution¡¯s ability to pay before it finalises costs

Half of firsts cannot be explained by changes in prior attainment or choice of subject, sector regulator claims, although this is down from Covid-era peak

Despite increasing agitation over fee freeze, politics around student support seen as weighing against lifting of cap

Single department or minister should cover both teaching and research elements of universities, says Nicola Dandridge

Over 1,000 professors will get €30,000 a year to spend as they please as a remedy to the low success rates of national and international competitions

The unravelling of internationalisation and academic freedom is likely to come with a repurposing of research to military ends, says Maria Yudkevich