Michael Scott, an authority on Shakespeare and Elizabethan drama and current senior fellow at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford, has written or edited more than 50 books as an academic, but hopes Shakespeare, ...

The head of Western Australia’s biggest university has vowed to “vigorously oppose” the state government’s plan to merge ...

An academic thinktank focused on the UK’s post-Brexit relationship with Europe is to close at the end of the year after it lost support from a major public research funder. Anand Menon, the director ...

Newcastle University will no longer use Turnitin services beyond the end of the 2026-27 academic year, the institution’s ...

The prime minister has announced that UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) will commit £1 billion over the next four years to back regional innovation clusters, as he set out the UK’s ambition to use its ...

Andy Burnham’s pledge to save the Cheshire-based observatory has done little to relieve uncertainty over the site, with the government confirming that the e-MERLIN network – headquartered at the ...

Joanne Cash, a barrister and life peer in the House of Lords, said her “concern and focus” since accepting the education ...

A 15-year research grant that doubles in value every five years, without the hassle of short-term reviews – if it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. China’s main state funding agency for ...

Democratise executive coaching for postgraduate students and help them develop the resilience and adaptability they’ll need ...

Learn about the many ways bias manifests across higher education and discover strategies to reduce its impact – from mindful ...

Effective interdisciplinary collaboration hinges on four principles: focusing on the problem, understanding how disciplines interact, fostering relationships and recognising power dynamics, writes Ben ...

Judging under uncertainty and justifying oneself before others is effortful, and developing that judgement is – or should be ...