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Apprenticeships provider that became UK’s first edtech ‘unicorn’ to offer candidates chance to study ‘debt-free’

Jo Grady confident the union will ‘far surpass’ the necessary turnout of 50 per cent to secure a mandate for further industrial action

After body’s decision to relinquish quality role, sector fears lack of options for replacement risks undermining autonomy

Institutions told to ‘join up’ response with local officials, to have emergency medical care and forensic testing procedures in place

Patient cybercriminals may gain access to online systems and wait for months before trying to sell on information

Iain Mansfield’s spell as key driver of policy ends – for now, at least – while ‘anti-woke’ campaigner is touted as potential education secretary

Enormous efforts to increase links between research fields have failed to consider how undergraduates can also benefit and contribute, says Stephanie Marshall

‘Tentative signs’ the worst is over for lower tariff institutions after difficult decade since number controls lifted

The pandemic forced universities to rethink their digital strategies but bolder strategies for IT training and investment are still required, says Liz Bacon

In holdover from print-dominant era, top 330 academic science titles too often seen as banning or hindering published rebuttals of their articles

Closing down branch campuses in countries with questionable human rights practices, or restricting student intakes from these nations, would be a grave mistake, says Bashir Makhoul

Capping course intakes causes student surges elsewhere, university president says, calling for ‘urgent’ political action to stem international flows