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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Mr Blonde shoots again? Some bark, some bite as Johnson invokes Reservoir Dogs
Andy Westwood gives his verdict on Jo Johnson's big HE speech
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University financial health check 2017: future prospects?
UK universities face uncertainty over the impact of Brexit and the TEF, the future for tuition fees and a pensions deficit. Which institutions have the financial clout and diversified portfolios to...
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Rankings data reveal small superstars with a bright future
91茄子?analysis shows which institutions are on the verge of wider recognition for their impressive research performance
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The ‘learning triangle’ that can bring vocational and academic learning together
Joy Carter urges universities and policymakers to embrace the ‘joy of learning’
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World University Rankings 2018: Asia and the network effect
To consolidate strengths and address shared challenges, top regional institutions have formed the Asian University Alliance, Tsinghua University’s Zhou Zhong explains
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Pakistani universities must capitalise on Chinese investment
The $50 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor is a huge opportunity to build academic capacity in Pakistan, say Abdur Rehman Cheema and?Muhammad Haris
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Jisc Futures: research in the age of open science
UK leads drive towards more open way of sharing science, says Jo Johnson
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Bad for business? One in five global MBAs runs at a loss
Universities continue to run ‘jewel in the crown’ programme because of its ‘prestige’, survey finds
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Budget 2017: ?250 million allocated to PhD places and fellowships
Chancellor Philip Hammond allocates previously announced industrial strategy funding
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A-level results: higher education sector responds
Key figures from the university sector respond to the 2017 A-level results
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Machine, Platform, Crowd: Harnessing Our Digital Future, by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson
Book of the week: Apps are taking us places, fast – but do we always want to go? John Gilbey considers the value of rapidly changing tech
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Ten trends transforming international student mobility
Even in an unpredictable world, there are clues about the future of student movement, says?Anna Esaki-Smith?