When the Teaching Excellence Framework was introduced in 2017, universities were keen to demonstrate that teaching would ...

For authentic student engagement, educators must be emotionally equipped to notice and respond to student well-being concerns ...

Ways for academics and careers teams to support students juggling multiple responsibilities, including helping them recognise ...

Could asking politics students to watch ducks and squirrels help them resist screens and extend their attention? Eloise Harding used a fieldwork-based assessment that drew on their curiosity and criti ...

The chronic job insecurity, low pay and burnout has pushed Bury to launch Je suis Léa, a movement hoping to challenge the ...

Although the details of Andy Burnham’s devolution White Paper are not yet known, vice-chancellors have privately raised concerns over the decision to let the offices of Liverpool’s mayor Steve ...

Universities must seize on the disruption triggered by artificial intelligence to pivot their assessments towards judging processes, not end products, and to put essential human s ...

Dealing with the uncertainty and precarity of part-time and hourly paid lecturer roles can take a mental toll. Here’s how it ...

Arab universities have been urged to “get off their high horses” and be prepared to engage with industry and government if they want to prevent brain drain. Speaking on a pane ...

The way universities operate needs a complete rethink as most can no longer afford to teach using a “scaled-up Oxbridge model”, according to a vice-chancellor.

Ming Cheng, professor of higher education at Sheffield Hallam University, told Times Higher Education that the Chinese civil service has “always favoured domestic graduates” but the trend “reinforces ...

Intakes increased slightly at undergraduate level, with these students making up 31 per cent of new overseas entrants – compared with 28 per cent the year before. The bulk of the drop came at the ...