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Clare Marchant expects near-record number of students in England and Wales to gain first-choice offers this year
Investors warn that lack of availability is driving some companies to US cities
Oxford Science Enterprises wants to step up funding of companies derived from academic research
Could the prime minister’s fall be a turning point for Britain?
Pledge to reduce proportion of firsts and 2:1s to pre-pandemic levels by next year
More often than not, arts graduates get less bang for their buck than their more scientifically minded peers
An honorary doctorate gave the author and academic a chance to shine a light on the achievements of Alexander Crummell 170 years ago
Younger workers could lose up to £200,000 under benefits changes introduced in April, analysis shows
Researchers are already moving to countries where it is easier to operate and collaborate
Government to table amendments to freedom of speech bill to protect academics’ right to speak out
It’s exam season and candidates from less-privileged families worry about proposed new criteria for student loans
A reduced pension deficit fails to bring an end to industrial action by academics at some institutions
Union insists cuts to benefits imposed in April can be reversed but employers stand firm
Head of universities sector scheme suggests changes that led to widespread strike action might be adjusted
Christ Church issues statement as dispute with Martyn Percy continues despite £1.2mn settlement
China seals campuses and encourages students to go home following demonstrations last month
Northern Gritstone aims to boost development of northern research hub to rival ‘Silicon Fen’ with latest investment round
Some academics argue that higher education needs to focus resources away from administration and back to teaching and research
Graduates excel at motivated reasoning, and that means they are less prone to changing their minds
Move on ‘unexplained’ first-class honours after top degrees more than double in decade
Strong performance in regions shows they can compete with higher ranked institutions
Remarks about girls by Britain’s social mobility commissioner obscured the truth of underachievement in schools
The high potential individual visa is part of a broader set of global mobility schemes designed to usher in talent
Tishman Speyer, Bellco and Brookfield among those increasing their bets on expanding life sciences
Michelle Donelan argues loan scheme for shorter higher and further education courses in England could tackle low productivity
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