Pension contributions set to rise as USS deficit hits £5 billion
Thousands of university staff are set to pay more towards pensions under proposals
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Tweets on academic papers ‘mechanical and devoid of original thought’
Less than 10 per cent of tweets on journal articles represent genuine engagement with content, finds study
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The middle-class academic elite is totally out of touch
Universities must support and help the next generation of working-class researchers come through academia, says Lisa Mckenzie
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UK universities need assurances over Brexit now
It is time to say how UK higher education will engage with the European Union
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UUK TEF review: sector hostility to TEF risks making it worse
Edward Peck looks at the findings of UUK’s Review of the Teaching Excellence Framework
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‘S-index’ aims to tackle abuse of self-citations in science
Metric on self-referencing could provide ‘truer’ citation data, say researchers
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A survey of 3,500 UK-based international students with surprising results
Time to remove students from migrant numbers, says Jane Falkingham
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Manchester’s Bernstein: universities key to ‘world’s most successful cities’
Driving force in ‘edgy, self-confident’ city’s regeneration rallies sector support for Northern Powerhouse
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Impact weighting increased in UK’s REF 2021
Hefce stops short of adopting Lord Stern’s proposal to include university-wide impact in research assessment scores
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Data bite: how many UK graduates travel across the EU for work?
Figures from the latest graduate destinations survey show that more than two fifths of those working abroad find a job in another EU state
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Daughter follows father in winning UK's top teaching award
HEA's latest National Teaching Fellows announced
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Do great minds think alike? The THE/Lindau Nobel Laureates Survey
We share what 50 Nobel prizewinners think about issues facing science, universities and the world, from populist politics and researcher mobility, to artificial intelligence and threats to humankind
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Populism and polarisation ‘threaten science’, Nobel laureates say
Times Higher Education poll of globe's greatest minds highlights threat of divided politics to academia and research
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Interview with Christian Edwards
The ex-footballer explains why his PhD means more than his Wales cap, and how his Cardiff Met team reached the verge of Europe