Teaching English for academic purposes should be inclusive by its very nature. Here’s how to centre student voices, challenge assumptions about academic language, and design learning for meaningful participation and belonging
How regular student surveys help you understand their needs, adapt your teaching content and encourage active classroom discussions
What happens when you mix contrasting worldviews and pedagogies in one university classroom? Find out how to balance students’ biases – and your own – to prepare them for a globalised world
Financial aid and support play a key role in widening access to graduate education in the US
Creative students are often encouraged to be bold and brave, but it’s hard when doubt, perfectionism and fear of judgement cloud their minds. David Thompson explores what educators can do to help them reconnect with curiosity and play
How working with police and the Devon and Cornwall Community Scrutiny Panel gave criminology students real-world insight into – and a say in – police use of force
Institutional policies can only go so far when it comes to mental health. Find out how to spot a student or colleague in crisis – and what you can do to help
Artificial intelligence tools have streamlined processes and accelerated innovations – efficiencies not lost on higher education. But at times, we need to prioritise human judgement and involvement, as Qin Zhu explains
Advice for arts and humanities academics who want to develop their impact profile while staying true to their roots
What started out as a business research project into low productivity became a commercially successful short course. Perhaps it’s time to think outside the box and respond to what businesses need
As AI continues to reshape industries, higher education institutions should use this period of transition to upskill staff and reinforce foundational values
Generative AI is a game-changer for higher education. Fully integrated platforms such as Google’s Workspace for Education are making student life more efficient, paving the way for more interactive and deeper learning experiences
Finding a place to live in London is a big deal—it affects your mood, lifestyle, and even your studies or work. But with so many things to consider—safety, budget, and where to rent—it can feel overwhelming. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about renting in London so you can find the perfect place to call home!
If you’re coming to study in Birmingham, follow this article to help you find the perfect student accommodation in the second largest city in the UK
Students tend to be more comfortable with teachers using GenAI to support, rather than fully generate, learning materials. The key is to use it effectively and communicate your approach transparently