I was part of a successful EU funding bid, but as a UK academic I am not needed now
Clare McGlynn is not surprised that the UK was overlooked as a focus country after a successful EU funding bid

Clare McGlynn is not surprised that the UK was overlooked as a focus country after a successful EU funding bid

Conversion course costs have hit social mobility in legal profession, leading QC warns

It may be five years since Moocs went mainstream, but Diana Laurillard and Eileen Kennedy believe they still have the potential to reach the hard-to-reach

Botanist warns of continuing political instability and restrictive legislation on science

The rapid increase in the number of unconditional offers being made to school-leavers is cause for concern, says Mike Nicholson

Ucas figures show the subjects, geographical areas and grades where getting such an offer is most likely

Xiang Zhang, who will succeed Peter Mathieson, faces challenges over academic freedom and Chinese influence in the former British colony

Traditional literary approaches meet the latest stylometric analysis in determining who wrote the Bard’s plays

Rapid technological change means that higher education leavers will need to return during their career, says Tec Monterrey president

Group CEO of the Universities Superannuation Scheme Bill Galvin outlines the processes and procedures involved in the pension scheme valuation

Following hype over their potential, online courses drained senior management time to the detriment of open educational resources, conference hears

The 14 - 20 December 2017 edition of Times Higher Education reviewed by the editorial team