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Students work with female prisoners on The Beauty¡¯s Inside project

International Programmes analysis points to courses¡¯ marketing benefits

Only threat of further strikes will force Ucea to renegotiate pay, unions say

Birmingham receives ?15 million from former student

The University of Oxford has named a new building after the late Baroness Thatcher

UK researchers should be permitted to publish in top international journals even if those journals are not compliant with open-access mandates.

The government has been accused of preventing a ¡°timely and legitimate analysis¡± of data on next year¡¯s teacher training places.

Edinburgh University Press has bought Dundee University Press for an undisclosed sum.

Research council reveals details of its scheme for PhD provision

The accuracy of predicted A-level grades may be much worse than feared, research suggests.

A course designed to prepare students for their time at university is among nine new offerings from massive open online course provider FutureLearn

̽»¨ÊÓƵ is to publish the world¡¯s first global ranking of universities in Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and other emerging economies

Engineering departments bidding for ?200 million of new capital funds for teaching should only be eligible if they are signed up to Athena SWAN

Universities in the UK produce the second highest number of millionaires in the world after the US, according to a new league table from ³§±è±ð²¹°ù¡¯²õ magazine and WealthInsight

About 12,500 staff are paid less than the Living Wage at UK universities, new research suggests

Donations to universities in the UK are even more skewed towards the elite than in the US, according to a new report

People who attend university are less likely to commit crime, drink heavily or smoke, according to a new database of evidence on the social benefits of higher education

Soas, University of London has been awarded a ?20 million gift, the largest in its history, by a US foundation

The number of teaching training places allocated to universities by Michael Gove¡¯s department has fallen by 14.5 per cent

Noisy protests on pickets lines, cancelled classes and student occupations have been seen at universities across the country as trade unions mounted a one-day strike over pay.

The capital element of the science budget should be ring fenced to avoid the peril of ¡°announcement-based politics¡±, according to Labour¡¯s new shadow minister for the sector.

Twitter was awash with picket line updates from the higher education strike - here is a selection

Strike rallies will take place across the UK today during a one-day walkout by university staff over pay, with some universities already cancelling classes

These gorgeous fabric samples are taken from a scrapbook that was once used by students at Bradford Technical College and is now held in the Special Collections of the University of Bradford

Brownfield reclamation unites academics, artists and community

Coursework to be assessed for academic credit by member institutions

Major report on selective education used ¡®inappropriate¡¯ references

Senate minutes reveal shocking statistics for 2011-12

Sector yet to take full advantage of VAT exemption for ¡®cost-sharing groups¡¯

THE survey shows non-EU students outside India largely undeterred by coalition measures

Canada branch of London School of Business and Finance labelled an ¡®unlicensed private career college¡¯ and told to halt teaching

Multibillion-pound funding gap may leave staff footing the bill

Reassurance and concerns stated over new framework¡¯s requirements

¡®Seriously flawed¡¯ decision broke university regulations, QAA finds

Scholar hopes his ¡®surreal¡¯ action will show that excluded colleagues were ¡®discriminated¡¯ against

But extant strategic decisions will not be revisited, Paul Golby says

Academic denied permission to start new job until after REF deadline

Fellowship will be extended if scholar attracts sufficient money from the public

The ¡°crucial moment¡± in post-war higher education was not the Robbins report but the creation of a central university admissions system because it enshrined the idea of student choice, David Willetts has argued

Social class ¡®still biggest predictor of university attendance post-Robbins report¡¯, conferences hear

Time is a harsh mistress but there¡¯s much to look forward to, says the doyenne of the Left

Intellectual ¡®flash mob¡¯ meets in Westminster Cathedral crypt to debate the nature of Hell

Students will continue to travel for degree courses despite obstacles

The UUK president discusses fees and funding reforms

South African university¡¯s research into academic department¡¯s role in apartheid draws criticism from Afrikaaners

LSE research points to Whitehall ¡®trying it on¡¯

The Prince of Wales owned up to ¡°meddling¡± as he announced the launch of 20 new bursaries for students from less affluent backgrounds on television courses

Six Russell Group universities are among the 20 higher education institutions who will take part in a pilot of US-style degree classifications

Teaching complicated psychological constructs and statistical procedures to students can be a tough task at the best of times.

David Willetts has announced funding to address a ¡°serious shortage of graduates with sufficient numeracy skills¡±.

The excellent prospects for British graduates in the social sciences are highlighted in a new report released today

National Union of Students has campaigned for the reinstatement of the scheme

Survey ranks universities on their reputation among employers

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