The LLE is seen as a key part of maintaining employability in rapidly changing employment sectors. Yet with less than six ...

The UK’s return to Erasmus will not heal the political and economic wounds of Brexit. But it indicates a strong move in a ...

Academics and other aggrieved university staff will be able to lodge free speech complaints with the English regulator from September, the government has confirmed. A long-delayed scheme, first ...

“There’s always been this element of concern from the UKVI [UK Visas and Immigration] regarding bad actors,” said Jonathan Hill, senior manager at immigration firm Fragomen. The new guidance suggests ...

The paper finds that “abuse [of power] is often subtle but persistent and thus challenging to capture” through traditional incident-based reporting, and that “visible and invisible forms of exclusion ...

Betts, who has previously run a marathon in two hours and 34 minutes, hopes to beat the official Guinness World Record for fastest male runner dressed as an academic – which currently stands at three ...

Sydney’s iconic student radio station, where journalists have cut their teeth for almost half a century, faces an uncertain future after one of its key backers flagged an intent to withdraw funding.

People who already have undergraduate degrees will be able to access additional student finance to undertake further study under England’s new Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE), the government has ...

Focusing on the thinking that a lab-class prompt invites – rather than the answer it elicits – allows instructors to create learning experiences that are both rigorous and inclusive ...

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Shame around writing ability can be a real problem for new students, so let’s make sure feedback encourages their development ...

Universities must maintain a visa rejection rate of below 4 per cent to receive “green” status, with those ranked “amber” immediately subjected to sanctions which can involve caps on recruitment.