Europe

Cutbacks by universities have seen them exit partnerships with providers that once promised to revolutionise online learning. Is demand for AI courses enough to save them?

‘Traditional student experience’ off limits for most, researchers warn after estimating living costs at double available maintenance loans

Universities turn to advertising, freebies and unconditional offers to attract students, with large numbers expected to change their mind post-results

Huge dividends from Denmark’s weight loss drug industry are result of high tax and high investment economy, says Nobel prizewinner Morten Meldal

Researchers hope examining history of scientific academy can help create a more ‘just’ organisation in the modern day

New medical school will initially cater to international students as wait goes on for large rise in government-funded places

Vice-chancellors warned against ignoring rise of populist party as political upheaval expected in coming years

Institutions not participating in annual negotiations again reward staff with more generous pay increases, with some paying double what employers have offered collectively

Some level 7 health and social care apprenticeships to be funded following concerns about NHS workforce

Proportion of young people planning to attend university full-time has fallen to just over half, survey suggests

Healthcare courses can lead reform of ailing system but only with more government support, says new chair of Medical Schools Council

The recent Germany-UK Treaty provides a platform to build on existing links and boost success in the next Horizon Europe, say Chris Day and Michael Hoch