Deserts begin to bloom
States across the Middle East and North Africa have invested heavily in the sector and we all have an interest in the returns
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One in four university entrants has a BTEC, Ucas study finds
Admissions service says institutions should do more to accommodate growing numbers of students from a vocational background
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Jo Johnson: Brexit would damage UK science
Comments by universities minister could signal a split in opinion in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
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Top 15 universities in the Arab world announced
Institutions from eight countries feature in a snapshot university ranking for the region
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Paul Hamilton case: UK must not drive away overseas PhD students
Immigration policy puts at risk 'valuable resources', argues Fiona Whelan
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Higher education ‘not a normal market’, says ex BIS director-general
Stephen Marston, now Gloucestershire v-c, criticises ‘narrow remit’ of proposed Office for Students
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University careers aren’t what they used to be
Academics need to recognise that a linear career progression is no longer the norm, says William Locke
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No excuses on teaching quality with £9K fees, says Willetts
Former universities minister argues government is right to demand improvements in light of increased tuition income
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Pakistan: ex-college principal on hopes for country’s educational future
British academic’s book describes life at Edwardes College in Peshawar, one of the world’s most dangerous cities
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Scientists offered $1 million in prizes to pre-register experiments
Center for Open Science hopes initiative will make results more reproducible
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Final Solution: The Fate of the Jews 1933-49, by David Cesarani
Book of the week: Two approaches to the Holocaust are blended in a pioneering historian’s last work, Neil Gregor writes
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Universities must offer more apprenticeships, Sheffield vice-chancellor says
Comments by Sir Keith Burnett follows criticisms from business minister than some universities held a 'snobbish' attitude to the courses