Lecturer wins unfair dismissal case after being told to get PhD
Former Huddersfield lecturer claimed his mental health suffered due to increased workload of mandatory doctoral study
Former Huddersfield lecturer claimed his mental health suffered due to increased workload of mandatory doctoral study
Gender concerns leave MIT-Harvard star lone unconfirmed choice for presidential Cabinet
Death of fellow student marks resumption of nation’s toll after year-long break from Covid
Institutions’ investment in fundraising and alumni relations declined during pandemic, says report
Train up translation specialists and fix anomalies that discourage collaboration, Australian representative group says
Mandates likely to accelerate in days, once autumn acceptance deadline passes
Eleven universities, their real estate and shares have been given over to foundations that observers say will be dominated by ruling party loyalists
Clare College rejects recommendation to pay student compensation, in first-of-its-kind case
Those who blur the lines between academic and professional staff are the connective tissue in the research ecosystem, say Matthew Flinders and Sarah Chaytor
An unfriendly and isolating ambience that descended into microaggressions and dismissed complaints shattered one academic's high expectations
Independent lobby welcomes new short course funding and regulatory ‘reprieve’ but rails against perpetuation of ‘unfair’ loan fee
John Gilbey is fascinated by a richly detailed account of attempts to reach the holy grail of technological innovation
After a uniquely difficult year, a return to campus is on the cards and we can anticipate the thrill of rediscovering small delights
Union report on post-qualification admissions model also suggests that institutions should consider scrapping interviews