Government to cut university teaching grant by £100 million
Coming reduction in funding for high-cost subjects and access programmes ‘extraordinarily frustrating’, says Universities UK leader.
Universities need to find a way past the current atmosphere of permanent crisis
A decade of shocks has left higher education working conditions feeling like one firefight after another. For Doug Specht, leadership decision-making must recover some degree of strategic calm.
AI can help providers read and act on the student feedback they never usually get to
Thousands of open-text survey comments go unread every cycle. Daniel Robson and Helena Lim argue that AI can help universities hear what students are actually saying, and act before the next survey closes.
Cambridge more expensive than Ivy League for foreign medical students
Cambridge and other leading UK universities are now more expensive than Ivy League colleges for foreign medical students.
Healthy cooperation: how northern universities are linking with NHS trusts to drive innovation
Huddersfield might appear an unlikely setting for a thriving health research complex.
‘Unfair and demoralising’: Thousands of graduates earning less than £12.71 an hour five years after leaving university
Tens of thousands of university graduates are earning less than the national living wage five years after finishing their degree, shocking new data shows.