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Report highlights role higher education institutions play in accelerating innovation
The country’s reputation is inflated by historic successes and relies on successful outliers
Size of equity stakes among issues to be addressed as Whitehall seeks to find ways to boost innovation
Delays in vetting process for international students is deterring top scientific talent, Russell Group finds
Treasury to ‘catalyse’ limited growth clusters around research bases such as universities
Enterprise and innovation supported by bloc’s structural investment funds risks falling away, warn academics
Staff and students call for review into practices following FT investigation
The replacement to Erasmus has been beset by red tape and late funding, say universities
Gillian Keegan says universities are ‘hugely valuable’ export success for Britain
Institutions warn that flagship skills policy is in jeopardy due to cost of living crisis
Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers set to walk out on Wednesday in co-ordinated action
Millions of pounds are being invested to turn scientific research into global companies. But some founders say they have to give up too much equity
Workers from rail, teaching and university sectors to walk out on February 1 in co-ordinated action over pay
Shortage of doctors with university posts is putting health service on ‘dangerous precipice’
Former CBI president criticises government moves to bring down migration by targeting universities
India, South Asia and Nigeria become key markets as sector seeks to diversify its intake over political risks
Students and staff will suffer unless we find a lasting way to fund British undergraduate degrees
Russell Group of universities hits out at government’s below-inflation increase in maintenance loans
Institutions increasingly take advantage of appetite from wealthy donors, says Imperial president
Academics urge universities to develop new forms of assessment after launch of program that imitates essay-writing
US institutions dominate the global rankings but are less international than they should be
Before she steps down this month, the vice-chancellor of Oxford university talks about cancel culture, state schools and why universities should not be businesses
Visa changes, the fall in sterling and more non-EU students have cushioned the impact
Staff shortages emerge in key subjects as recruitment slumps, with science among worst affected
Budget squeezes are no match for a sector with a structural supply shortfall
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