Europe

Mary Curnock Cook says universities are paying the price ‘for not demonstrably shifting their priorities from research’

UEA expert dismisses the idea that rehearsal-room romances can serve artistic ends

University says George Holmes was ‘shocked’ by treatment of women at all-male event but did not witness any ‘assaults’

Different rules used to calculate honours classifications could leave a university with double the proportion of first-class degree holders than another institution

THE data analysis in partnership with Elsevier highlights economic impact of world’s leading institutions 

New legislation would bring higher education institutions in the West Bank under Israeli law

The leading lawyer and wife of the former British prime minister on why she applied to the LSE over Oxbridge, tuition fees and the importance of international students

Denmark is not receiving repayments from 40 per cent of EU loan recipients from 2016

Egypt hopes UK outposts will support its internationalisation strategy and labour market demands 

Aston University head warns mooted cuts to tuition fees in England will only benefit wealthiest graduates

Unclear whether new regulator will maintain programme that informs English higher education policy

Programme aimed at empowering women, used in more than 35 universities, ‘unfit for an academic institution’