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The conferring of a "university college" title on a business signals the British government’s desire to expand the private sector in higher education.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 12-year-old Abigail Appetey is forced to miss her classes at primary school to sell fried fish door-to-door.
The UK may be missing out on talented EU research students because of a refusal to pay living costs.
A hungry girl presses against her classroom’s smashed window to look outside. Surely maths is over and it is time for lunch, she seems to say.
Why are women researchers so much more likely than their male colleagues to opt out of an academic career? Jessica Shepherd reports.
When it was suggested that I might forgo the use of email for a day my response went something like this: "Are you actually kidding me?" My alarm was well founded. Checking my…
A<i> Guardian</i> investigation has exposed how easy and cheap it is for British university students to get small businesses to do their coursework. We posed as Josephine, a…
Nur knew that as a Bedouin — an Arab nomad — living in poverty in Israel’s Negev desert, the likelihood of going to university was remote. As a woman, it was almost unheard of.…
