Addressing accessibility in teaching materials can be confusing and complicated, especially for university educators or administrators who are new to the concept. Here are five steps to get started ...

The Labour Party may swing to the left following resounding losses in local elections rather than introducing stricter immigration policies that could further hamper universities’ international ...

The Office for Students’ survey, conducted last year, found that nearly one-quarter (24.5 per cent) of respondents reported sexual harassment since entering higher education, and around one in seven ...

New Zealand is to scrap its signature scheme that gave university students free tuition in their final year, the government has confirmed. Ministers have announced that this year’s cohort will be the ...

Four place-based learning practices that can connect students to community, nature and a sense of hope for the future ...

The court overturned the regulator’s finding that Sussex had failed to protect academic freedom and freedom of speech when it adopted a policy in 2018 banning so-called transphobic propaganda from its ...

Nine months after Stephen Vainker first publicly raised concerns about a number of papers published in titles run by the British Education Research Association (Bera), which he claimed contain large ...

The Saturday Paper reported that ANU had thwarted Bishop’s attempts to obtain emails suggesting that then provost Rebekah Brown, who is now interim vice-chancellor, had orchestrated a campaign to ...

Non-eligible students can still apply for the programme, but limited places mean they are much less likely to secure a spot ...

Financial pressures on UK universities are reducing the amount of time that academics spend on public engagement, new figures suggest. Recent data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa) ...

The hackers – a group known as “ShinyHunters”, previously linked with data theft from Ticketmaster and Google as well as the universities of Pennsylvania, Princeton and Harvard – threatened to leak ...

Jacqui Smith has urged UK universities to prioritise quality over “bums on seats” if they want to convince all of government of the value of international students.