Europe

Dublin university says that measures to contain virus will be kept under ‘continuous review’

Analysis from Hesa and Warwick that looked at two age cohorts could raise further concerns about grade inflation 

Student number controls on subject areas within institutions could be seen as ‘the most technically feasible’ option, policy expert predicts

Universities in the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium have all suffered recent attacks, prompting calls for institutions to join forces

As Ireland reports success from ban on advertising, campaigners say UK risks reputation of its degrees by not following suit

Restraining English per-student funding in wake of Augar review could reduce scope for cross-subsidy, says Hepi report

Institution says it will take steps to ensure this does not happen in the future, after former home secretary was disinvited at the last minute

The Holberg prizewinner describes how she forged a new discipline in response to the ‘theoretically thin’ and ‘historically unimaginative’ art history she was trained in

Negotiators ‘within reach of agreements’ as union cuts demands on pay rises and pension contributions, says general secretary

Although his two stints as universities and science minister only added up to 400 days, Chris Skidmore has strong views about the challenges and opportunities that confront institutions as they are thrust to the forefront of the UK’s post-Brexit industrial strategy

Blackwell’s survey also finds that lecturers rate physical books as better tools for learning

Proposal aims to ‘propel the regeneration of manufacturing in the North and Scotland’, but Sheffield pushes back against calls to make centre independent