Juliette Rowsell

Institution agrees to pay undisclosed sum after cutting unique master’s programme amid review of provision

Executive who oversaw Alexa and Prime as Jeff Bezos’ key adviser sets sights on establishing Coursera as ‘partner’ in technological development, rather than foe

University says it has been forced into making ‘decisions we could have never previously imagined’ after steep drop in international student numbers

UK’s biggest academic union unable to pursue national industrial action over pay and job cuts after it fails to meet minimum turnout threshold

Allegations of corruption and concerns about academic integrity will not be addressed without frank conversations, says university president

Saudi Arabia is making strides in research and investing heavily in higher education. But with just five years to go until the realisation of Vision 2030, can it achieve its goal of propelling its universities up the global rankings?

Institutions urged to take a step back and think about what they are trying to achieve before ‘jumping on AI bandwagon’

Institutions in the Middle East should establish an innovation hub to help young people develop their own companies, THE summit hears

Minister aims to bring academia in line with other regulated professions after outcry over harassment within universities

Improvements in perceptions of course quality seen across student groups and disciplines despite disrupted year for UK HE

Universities urged to collaborate on areas such as the language they use in admissions to ensure accessibility for non-traditional students

Conversations around cheating ‘misguided’ because students want technology to assist learning, not give them the answers, education lead at tech giant says

Tension within union over whether pay dispute is a distraction, or helpful in galvanising branches trying to halt job cuts

University says moving employees from more expensive scheme will save it up to £11 million a year

University says financial uncertainties continue as government’s proposed student levy will ‘wipe out any benefits’ from rising tuition fees

The Teaching Excellence Framework’s reliance on existing outcomes and satisfaction data, as proxies for teaching quality, has always invited criticism. But with the OfS now proposing to use it to assess compliance with regulatory conditions, the TEF might have finally found its niche. Juliette Rowsell reports

Zhanna Andreasyan defends £2 billion relocation project from criticism, saying it will help Armenia move out of the shadows of its Soviet history

Union branches plan walkouts across UK amid increased tensions with senior managers

Academic who travelled to Kenya to meet those ghostwriting university work says practice is ‘completely reshaping our future’

Universities would look to ‘game’ new metric for testing learning gain, critics warn, with external examination defended as ‘best we’ve got’