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Mainland recognition of foreign degrees taught in Hong Kong is key for UK, writes David Matthews

The UK higher education sector has concluded that an insurance scheme to guarantee international students a fees refund or alternative places should their course or university close down is ¡°essential¡±.

The Quality Assurance Agency will be bailed out by the taxpayer if it is sued by a private college that fails an inspection, it has emerged.

One of the men who predicted the existence of the Higgs boson particle has been given the highest possible accolade in the New Year Honours list, released today.

George Osborne, the chancellor, has announced the allocation of ?21.5 million for projects to unlock practical applications for the ¡°miracle material¡± graphene.

More than 150 posts to go as London Met is forced to tighten its belt. David Matthews reports

The leader of Scottish Labour has attacked the free university tuition north of the border as being "essentially regressive".

'Residual body' will award degrees up to at least 2017-18, says v-c. David Matthews reports

The amount of money universities were given in donations of at least ?1 million leapt by more than a third in 2010-11, according to a report by the bank Coutts.

David Matthews on growing signs of cross-party accord as BIS recasts education as an export

The government has agreed to introduce an exemption to the Freedom of Information Act to prevent the premature disclosure of research data.