Europe

Facing a £12 million deficit and a beloved but underutilised rural campus, former barrister who led murder cases says she took lessons from legal career when attempting to modernise an institution with Victorian-age origins

The UK government must commit to a prompt timetable for implementing the promised mechanism for flagging breaches, says Abhishek Saha

Westminster government reportedly agrees reassociation to Europe’s flagship student exchange programme five years after departing under Brexit

Newcastle and Bradford also in the red as UK universities continue to publish their annual accounts

Spain, Italy, Germany and France rivalling traditional destinations such as Australia and Canada as recruitment patterns shift

More than 9,000 results revoked after Pearson found students had been getting others to pass tests for them

Universities defend decision to award some vice-chancellors larger bonuses than last year, with one private institution giving boss over £100K

Collaboration between British and Chinese scholars has increased over the past decade in the wake of the UK’s departure from the European Union

Union members back industrial action in early 2026 as row over pensions continues while Essex employees also launch ballot

English regulator warns multiple unnamed universities may have breached consumer protection legislation

Universities ‘afraid to be trans inclusive’ after Supreme Court ruling and OfS Sussex fine, leaving staff fearing ‘hostile environment’

Institutions warn delays after reopening of English sector registrations are jeopardising their financial sustainability