Five edtech pitfalls – and how to avoid them Ahead of Jisc Digifest 2017, Geoff Mulgan has some words of advice for those involved in digital education By Geoff Mulgan 4 March
Norway lagging ‘far behind’ on internationalisation Leading business school president says country needs strategy to attract overseas learners By John Elmes 4 March
Data pinpoint Brexit threat to university-business links Research shows which UK institutions interact heavily with EU companies By John Elmes 3 March
Postgraduate enrolments leap as loans introduced in England More UK and EU students begin master’s programmes, but Indian and Nigerian enrolments fall By Jack Grove 2 March
Scholars to debate ‘performing the penis’ Researcher argues for the importance of getting to grips with the male organ By Matthew Reisz 1 March
Move country to improve post-PhD career prospects, study says Research finds that working overseas can boost PhD holders’ salaries By Hilary Lamb 1 March
'As a lecturer in the 1980s, I kept my sexual orientation to myself' LGBT History Month highlights changing attitudes on campus, says Mark Peel By Mark Peel 28 February
Future of UK nuclear research facility 'in peril' JET experimental reactor faces uncertainty following decision to leave Euratom By Holly Else 27 February
ECRs aren't boring - and if they are, it's senior scholars' fault! ‘Conditioning’ is partly to blame when junior researchers tone down their work, says Ciaran Gillespie By Ciaran Gillespie 27 February
'Borderless education' must become the new norm for UK universities All UK universities should be reviewing and building upon their existing transnational education strategies, says Paul Feldman By Paul Feldman 27 February
World-class teaching deserves to be rewarded HEA and THE launch Global Teaching Excellence Award to recognise institutions’ commitment to teaching By Mark Jones 24 February
