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Vice-chancellors express ‘near unanimous’ support for lowering costs and restoring benefits, and want it to happen more quickly than scheduled

Despite drop in Western students, cheap education and science-focused offerings continue to draw international learners from Russia’s political allies

WeWork-style project seeks to replicate some of the benefits of having a university in higher education ‘cold spots’

Increased visa fees and health surcharges are likely to compound the Brexit effect on EU academics’ willingness to stay in the UK, say five researchers

Union brands proposal to limit impact of industrial action on students ‘a spiteful attack on workers everywhere’

New Olympic Park campus will host one of UK’s largest universities and add thousands more jobs and students. What can it achieve?

Sussex chief challenges ‘uninspected belief’ that additional cash for student learning – including grants for Covid-hit generation – is politically unthinkable

Researchers suggest state school-leavers might be ‘reluctant to perceive their educational investments as unsuccessful’

Jurgen Damen named as lecturer killed in attack at Rotterdam teaching hospital

Poorer well-being among undergraduates versus those not in higher education ‘concerning’, but appears to disappear within a few years

Chapter withdrawn by Routledge after legal threats, with professor claiming that he had been identified, but denying wrongdoing

Reports suggest the government is considering reforming A levels so that children study a wider range of subjects in post-16 education