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Ahead of publication of revised concordat, Brunel leader calls for funding agencies to give document greater importance

The former Bank of England governor’s broadside against academic pension cuts relied on ‘reckless’ and ‘absurd’ assumptions, say John Ralfe and Bernard Casey

Experts say that inclusive internationalisation strategies that reach the entire university community are more essential than ever

‘Imprudent’ to attach too much weight to first iteration of knowledge exchange framework, conference hears

Nick Hillman explains why the much-anticipated UK review of overseas student policy gets it so wrong

Widespread disappointment at panel’s conclusions about policy on overseas students

MAC report fails to back calls for reform on inclusion of students in migrant count and post-study work, but questions overall migrant target

UK should focus more on improving ‘skills value’ of degrees rather than subsidising loans, suggests director of education and skills

Colleagues say Royal Holloway’s Jeff Frank has been left in limbo for months during investigation into ‘flimsy’ misconduct charges

Since 2011, dozens of institutions have sworn not to undertake military-related research, but the country is now calling on academics to strengthen its defences

Ex-Universities UK president became one of highest-paid leaders in sector

New network will help to develop England’s University Mental Health Charter