UK invests £65 million in US research in landmark deal
Inaugural UK-US science deal will include investment in two major projects Stateside
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Dozens charged over Pakistan 'blasphemy' killing at university
Vigilante mob face murder charges over campus killing of student Mashal Khan
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Kazakhstan and Switzerland to promote science links
New agreement could take cooperation to a new level
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EUA urges European Commission to back 'free flow of ideas and people'
Call coincides with Commission president's annual speech
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Gary Neville joins with Lancaster to create University ’92
Class of ’92 to set up alternative provider teaching business, media and sport
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Steep rise in student suicides must be tackled
Universities are right to re-examine the support in place for students in light of soaring suicide rates, says health secretary Jeremy Hunt
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‘Snowflakes fall everywhere’: when ‘censorship’ comes from the right
Chelsea Manning case brings calls in US to acknowledge attempts from right to silence campus free speech
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Large gender disparity in graduate premium across OECD, data show
Figures from Education at a Glance show that only in Spain and Estonia can women expect a bigger financial return from university than men
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Stanford professor wins inaugural $4 million Yidan Prize
Carol S. Dweck is named as first laureate of education research prize for her work on the ‘growth mindset’
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Microsoft and Copenhagen to build quantum computer
Firm steps up collaboration with university as world’s biggest tech companies race to harness quantum physics
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Will ‘Jacindamania’ sweep away tuition fees in New Zealand poll?
Jacinda Ardern pledges fee-free study under NZ Labour, part of global pattern on left
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South Korea threatens to punish universities over admissions tests
Ministry says 11 universities breached regulations by asking questions not covered in school curriculum
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English fee cut, grant plan would give ‘more control’ to aid STEM
Chancellor appears to adopt IFS blueprint, but elements of reported plans bring ‘real concerns’ for universities
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New Zealand ‘top in world’ for preparing students for future
Canada and Finland also score highly in research assessing the effectiveness of education systems in 35 economies