Europe

Tie-up with public sector provider will reduce ‘duplication of effort, time and money’

Business school’s work with GCHQ and defence employers makes security vigilance a top priority

Respondents to Social Mobility Commission poll feel on-the-job training offers better prospects than higher education

Universities offer insights on tackling the gender pay gap, excelling at research supervision and supporting disabled students

Scholars in Riga and the UK explain why political theorist is still worth studying

First new college in almost 30 years will begin recruitment in 2019

‘Entry gap’ between men and women wider than ever before, Ucas data show

Academic who has advocated new band of top degree marks now being considered by sector says system still needs ‘fundamental’ reform

Country will also consider creating teaching-focused professorships to stop academics being overloaded by responsibilities

Both the rationale and the mechanism for redistributing research activity around the regions are far from clear cut, say Sarah Chaytor and Graeme Reid   

UUK International director also tells peers that ‘period of discontinuity’ in funding is a ‘real worry’

Historian backed Remain in EU referendum but is regarded as an ultra-loyalist