Students care deeply about climate change – here’s how to design teaching to prevent them feeling powerless as a result ...

Asia’s higher education enrolments already dwarf those of Europe and North America, and most of the world’s future academic ...

Income from overseas student fees in England is increasingly being absorbed by a handful of elite universities, as experts warn that a “winner-takes-more” market is fuelling i ...

Universities’ over-reliance on direct international student recruitment is leaving them too exposed to policy volatility, according to a new report from the British Council. The ...

Students are often self-censoring because they fear the social and academic consequences of raising controversial topics, a new study published by the Office for Students (OfS) has found. Drawing on a ...

Going to university is “too often” positioned as the default for school leavers at the expense of alternatives that could better prepare young people for the labour market, a major review has found.

Scientists who are more than 12 years post-PhD are by far the majority, yet realistic funding options, in effect, run out ...

The University of Sussex’s plans to cut at least 200 jobs is causing “huge anxiety” among staff, a union has claimed, ...

Businesses whose R&D expenditure falls below the 1.5 per cent threshold will attract an offset rate 8 percentage points lower. Companies will also be able to offset up to A$200 million a year of R&D ...

A protest is set to be held outside the parliament building in Warsaw on 27 May after more than more than 17,500 people ...

By the time they arrive at university, most students are using AI. So, with the lines between AI use and original work increasingly blurred, academia now needs to teach them how to use the tools ...

The UK’s return to the European Union’s key research funding programme following Brexit has reversed a “long-term downward trend” in grant applications and awards, accordi ...