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Under-pressure university commits to action plan to sort out its finances, acknowledging its governance ‘fell well short’

Staff to walk out again over plans to save £16 million, with university open day also affected

Quango estimates ‘priority’ occupations will need an additional 900,000 workers by end of decade, with universities likely to meet much of the demand

Institutions unclear on government’s stance towards accelerated degrees as faster courses set to become more expensive for students

Strong support for creating more financial incentives for students to study to become teachers or nurses, even among Reform UK backers

Professor of public humanities position for Birmingham City University’s Islam Issa comes amid pressure on humanities courses and threat of AI

Applicants are returning to previously researched options instead of seeing clearing as opportunity to ‘trade up’, says Ucas chief executive

Cutbacks by universities have seen them exit partnerships with providers that once promised to revolutionise online learning. Is demand for AI courses enough to save them?

‘Traditional student experience’ off limits for most, researchers warn after estimating living costs at double available maintenance loans

Regulation proposed after concerns about quality but critics say it presents ‘individual solutions to collective problem’

Universities turn to advertising, freebies and unconditional offers to attract students, with large numbers expected to change their mind post-results

Huge dividends from Denmark’s weight loss drug industry are result of high tax and high investment economy, says Nobel prizewinner Morten Meldal