Europe

The Covid Inquiry underlines the need to train political leaders to identify the best options under pressure, says former NAO director David Finlay

Vietnamese students the most concerned with the cost of living and course fees, while Nigerians most worried about immigration process

Swiss university will also establish 20 new professorships, funded by the Dieter Schwarz Foundation

EUA says Brussels must stop dipping into Horizon Europe budget to fund other short-term priorities

Aberdeen’s proposal to slash its provision belies positive recent developments, say Wendy Ayres-Bennett, Charles Burdett and Emma Cayley

Anglia Ruskin and Dame Nancy Rothwell take top prizes at ‘Oscars of higher education’

Current business model not sustainable for more than two to three years, according to David Maguire

Number of new teacher trainees entering some universities has fallen by as much as 66 per cent, as experts warn of ‘crisis’ in recruitment

Too heavy a focus on skills training restricts universities’ role in the world, THE event hears

Vice-chancellors warn that UK government immigration policy is behind fall in international recruitment by having ‘negative impact on perceptions’

Minister tells THE he has been calling vice-chancellors directly when he receives reports of Jewish students feeling threatened

Recently announced changes to skilled worker visa ‘bitter news’, says European Research Council president Maria Leptin