Students

Young Irish athletes can kickstart their sporting careers by securing a funded university place Stateside, yet families may still have to fork out thousands

Members of the UCU are staging a marking and assessment boycott after warnings of a ‘summer of mass redundancies’ at the Sir Peter Mathieson-led university

Katherine Rundell, an academic, says you can now write an essay without reading a book but institutions waving the white flag is a ‘dereliction of duty’

It was billed as a cheaper route to qualification, but a fourth fee rise since launch has left aspiring lawyers questioning if the SQE delivers value for money

The qualification assesses the critical thinking relevant to higher education and is designed to function in refugee camps and emergency settings worldwide

Alan Milburn’s review finds that one in ten Neets are graduates while there aren’t enough places on construction courses

Fiona Drouet set up the EmilyTest framework, now launching nationwide, in memory of her student daughter, who took her own life after an abusive relationship

Sources said there had been concerns over Herbert Huppert, 82, for years before an investigation upheld allegations including inappropriate touching

More than 2,000 students were punished this academic year for misusing generative AI, but a professor warned that only the most egregious cases were caught

FTSE 250 company says bookings have ‘accelerated’ in recent weeks