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It is not in the interests of institutions with high-quality provision to offer courses that fall short of the mark, says OfS chair Lord Wharton 

Sizeable number of staff members struggled over course of pandemic and are suffering from chronic stress and exhaustion, researchers say

We need to work against the grain of platforms that incentivise us to behave in unscholarly ways, argues author

For the first time prestigious funder has explicitly told academics they must not include metric when applying for grants

Latest financial data show how some institutions are more exposed to EU student demand than others

Tens of millions of euros in grants were still agreed by 2020, but UK collaborations may have been affected

University council backs shuttering despite widespread opposition

Outgoing UKRI chair says this autumn¡¯s spending review will be a ¡®make-or-break moment¡¯

Survey was completed during major lockdowns in the UK when most students were studying online 

Years of restrictions have stymied scholars¡¯ work on topics such as the Algerian war of independence, and a new law could cement this lack of access

Frustrated by rises in publishers¡¯ article processing charges, the country wants to expand non-commercial journals instead

As a union steps up the fight in the UK, wide variation in the treatment of PhD candidates continues around the world