Breaking: Ministers confirm cut to Strategic Priorities Grant for universities.
Teaching funding reduction will be sharply felt by some institutions, says Office for Students.
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UK research at risk of ‘irreversible’ harm, says British Academy head.
Susan Smith urges next prime minister to commission review of higher education and research.
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Un-cancelled? How divisive research can proceed with public buy-in.
Public dialogues can navigate controversy over solar radiation modification and other tricky research topics.
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Can quitting academia make you happier?
As university life gets tougher, four writers relate experiences of switching to careers outside academia.
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UKRI ‘vulnerable to government-directed cost-cutting’, warns analysis.
Weak safeguards mean research funder is open to political interference, academics say.
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New: Burnham: ‘UK can be world’s leading innovation nation’.
PM-in-waiting wants universities “at heart of local economies”, but pledges education shift beyond “university route”.
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‘Loss of Vallance as minister would hit science policy stability’.
Birmingham vice-chancellor Adam Tickell appeals for science minister to remain in post under an Andy Burnham government.
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Andy Burnham’s Coronation (Street).
In Ivory Tower this week, a new political soap opera begins with Andy heading off to that London.
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University of Exeter plans to cut 150 jobs.
The Russell Group institution said it is consulting its staff over “limited and specific potential changes” across some academic faculties.
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UK invests £60m in two university-led AI research labs.
Minister makes case for “forward-facing” academic research infrastructure.
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Brexit 10 years on: as bad as universities feared?
A decade after the #Brexit vote, universities are still grappling with consequences in research and recruitment.
We take a deep dive into how the research sector has fared.
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Some Welsh universities may lose research focus, says minister.
Plaid Cymru’s Cefin Campbell says “nothing is off the table” in review of higher education.
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Ministers pressed to assess if UK fully joining FP10 ‘makes sense’
Next EU research programme “could prove less attractive” than current version, say former government advisers
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Major UK research funders green light AI for processing grant bids.
Stance on generative AI softens, but final funding decisions still taken “by humans”.
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Financial strain to be recognised in REF submissions, say advisers.
Chairs of advisory panels say sector-wide challenges a “live issue” in assessment exercise.
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