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Small Canadian private university to end classes after this semester, while holding out hope for future revival

Multibillion-dollar industry bouncing back as visa grants and international arrivals surge

As soon as the departure of the Cape Town vice-chancellor was confirmed, the debate over her legacy began

Charging students who already have a similar degree could gain traction among politicians tiptoeing around free ÖйúAƬ ahead of April¡¯s elections

Sector must show tangible benefits of funding or public will prioritise other things, poll finds

OfS¡¯ proposed scheme might unintentionally endorse personal relationships between staff and students, campaigners warn

Analysis using authors¡¯ affiliations also finds female researchers prefer Italy and Spain, while more of their male counterparts go to Japan

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen says discussions will begin once new Northern Ireland framework is confirmed

Member of leading US collegiate basketball team keeps winning games after allegedly delivering gun said to have been used by teammate and friend in murder

University closes loophole that had allowed students to craft a fully online programme but critics say decision relied on ¡®unsupported claims¡¯

Biochemist ends nine-year tenure at Norwich institution after staff pass vote of no confidence

Major governance reform ¡®desperately needed¡¯ despite improving financial health of UK¡¯s biggest ÖйúAƬ scheme

Scholars call for greater transparency on institutional hiring processes

Potential UK-EU deal on Northern Ireland is chance to finalise Horizon association, but UK¡¯s financial contribution ¡®will have to be changed¡¯

Anger at plans for majority of intake to come from abroad when domestic medical school applicants face fierce competition

Students who would have studied in Ukraine are turning to Poland since the invasion, university leaders say

All staff covered by national negotiations to receive 2 per cent or ?1,000 more in March

Former head of income and payments was able to cover up his crimes for 30 years

Third of ONS survey respondents say they are less likely to begin another course due to financial difficulties

More family members entered country on study visas in 2022 than in previous six years combined ¨C with Nigerian dependants outnumbering students

Vice-chancellor to leave within weeks following row over exit of deputy

Australian armed forces need new blood but are also keen on exchange, says Tanya Monro

After long run focusing on lowering student costs, president eyeing re-election shifts towards conservative-favoured vision of job-centred educational goals

Protest scheduled as university promises bigger and better replacement in its new Vienna home

Protesters set sights on those seen as responsible for low-quality education after raid on country¡¯s most important university

Poll reveals how once ¡®non-existent¡¯ path to top tier of academia has now become ¡®common¡¯

State system¡¯s regents comply with Republican governor¡¯s edict as Florida students protest similar moves by DeSantis

University admits it could have been more flexible when making decision that affected postgraduate¡¯s right to stay in the UK

But shadow minister laments slow reforms, ¡®contradictory¡¯ foreign influence positions and access policies that ¡®set students up to fail¡¯

¡®Mother of ERA¡¯ now charting its demise, as the ¡®law of diminishing returns¡¯ prompts a rethink

Planned departure from Western ÖйúAƬ will ¡®limit Russian students¡¯ exposure to outside world and democracy¡¯, scholars warn

¡®Silence is political,¡¯ indigenous leader warns sector, as institutions ponder whether to back yes vote in looming poll

Figures will ¡®strain¡¯ private institutions, with faculty and course cuts expected by academics

English regulator plans to order institutions to create registers of relationships, with expectation that staff who keep liaisons secret will be sacked

Stian Westlake will take helm after two-year delay in appointing a permanent executive chair

Former leaders call for science and technology delivery unit to end Whitehall ¡®micromanagement¡¯ of research funding and for ¡®bespoke¡¯ research councils

Association of Commonwealth Universities survey also highlights gender inequalities in academic appointments

Trudeau administration imposes broad halt on federal research funding agencies supporting projects involving foreign nationals with possible security risks

All options on the table as Australian accord seeks ideas before the ¡®hard work¡¯ of implementation begins

Number of transnational learners up 9 per cent year-on-year

Sector leaders warn of brain drain as government pushes for constitutional change to assert control over judiciary and end to recognition of degrees from Palestine

Unused funds earmarked for UK association to the European Union¡¯s research programme returned to Treasury

Almost 400 bachelor¡¯s and master¡¯s courses attracting enhanced post-study rights named as term-time working hours limit extended

Vice-chancellor warns of cuts to areas such as degree apprenticeships and infrastructure projects if fee squeeze continues

University groups say the proposed agreement with the German-British publisher ¡®still does not meet the needs of the sector and our members¡¯

Tough new demands requiring institutions to produce world-class research could put some universities¡¯ titles under threat. But is that a good thing?

More universities may opt to increase charges if government offers no way out of growing deficits, scholar warns

State education department head suggests SAT could be replaced by Christian-oriented alternative

UCU leadership criticised for making ¡®unilateral¡¯ decisions as academics scramble to get back to work

One in three students misses 8am classes, and having more early starts is associated with lower grades, Singapore study finds

Science community welcomes appointment, which follows creation of dedicated Whitehall department

Dual history programme for Ukrainian students will be developed and offered with Ukrainian Catholic University, one of six schemes to share charity funding

Fate of vice-chancellor set to be decided at crunch meeting, with student protests also disrupting start of academic year

University leadership attempts to restart in-person operations but students still in mourning say ¡®we aren¡¯t ready¡¯

Flying taxis indicative of a free-for-all, say critics, who see a half-baked attempt at a whole-government approach

Processing delays affecting guests from Global South put future of major academic events in country at risk

University hiring professor to direct Centre for Coastal Communities, based in Essex seaside town hit by deprivation

Union calls for criminalisation of ¡®wage theft¡¯ with jail time for worst offenders

Number of postgraduates heading overseas after completing studies at elite institutions still below pre-pandemic levels

Monthly payments not enough to counter massive rises in cost of living, says students¡¯ union