UK research council budgets to 2019-20 revealed
Although overall resource funding will rise, most of this extra money will go to multidisciplinary research
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Birmingham and Melbourne team up for PhDs
A new joint PhD programme is part of a ‘new era of close collaboration’ between the UK and Australian universities, say v-cs
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India plans to create 20 ‘world-class’ universities
Finance minister’s announcement greeted as ‘tall order’ but also as ‘amazing step’
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REF ‘leads to short-term research approach’
German academic looking at UK system raises concerns over incentives created by research excellence framework
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Carlos Moedas: EU science benefit ‘goes beyond money’
EU commissioner tells THE that excellent science requires European and global collaboration
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Student mental health: friends on the front line
On University Mental Health Day, Nicola Byrom highlights peers’ supportive role
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150 Under 50 Rankings 2016 to be launched on 6 April
Conference will examine how young institutions are rapidly rising in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings
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Clarity of purpose in the TEF and the REF
Ministers must demonstrate that assessing ‘excellence’ does more good than harm, says Dorothy Bishop
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THE podcast: 3-9 March 2016 issue review
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by our editorial team
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St Andrews aims for carbon-neutral future with boiler plan
Construction on £25 million biomass boiler in nearby village aims to cut energy costs for ancient university
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Interview with Victoria Kaspi
McGill’s leading astrophysicist talks fundamental science research, academic gender imbalances and amateur dramatics as a parent
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Student accommodation: what is driving spiralling costs?
UCL rent strike has thrown the spotlight on a growing problem across the UK
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Sir Christopher Zeeman, 1925-2016
A renowned topologist who established the University of Warwick’s Mathematical Institute as a major centre has died
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Twerking session relaunches Birth Rites collection
University of Salford exhibition dedicated to the subject of childbirth is expanded
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Open University posts £7m loss as student numbers slump
Distance learning institution and owner of FutureLearn describes results as 'disappointing' but 'not entirely unexpected'