Leading academics fear research at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology could be used to develop autonomous armaments.
More than 50 of the world’s top artificial intelligence experts have threatened to boycott...
Students view staff dating their peers as ‘predatory’. Yet few universities have policies on appropriate teaching relationships.
By Anna Bull and Tiffany Page
But male researchers with small children get a boost, study of academics at Italian university finds.
By David Matthews Twitter: @DavidMJourno
Forty-one percent of students report incidents ranging from sexualised comments to rape, according to survey.
Have you been affected by sexual harassment at university?
By David Batty
As the Department for Education calls on more elite universities in England to open specialist maths schools, Janice Kay reflects on the journey of her university's maths academy.
By Janice Kay
Universities will need to think hard about how they will respond to the growing popularity of the qualification, says Elizabeth Miller.
By Elizabeth Miller
Statt staatlichen Universitäten in Sachen Wirtschaftsstudien direkt den Kampf anzusagen, setzen die privaten Unis mit Spezialisierungen auf Alternativen für wirtschaftsinteressierte Studierende.
Von Christian Scherl
A newcomer in the Oxford-Cambridge innovation corridor will reshape our understanding of what higher education is for, says Lynette Ryals.
By Lynette Ryals Twitter: @LynetteRyals
Woolf University aims to charge $57,600 (£41,462) for its first degrees.
By Rachael Pells Twitter: @rachaelpells
Elite Japanese universities are renowned for their strength in research, but does their reputation also reflect quality in teaching? Times Higher Education’s student-focused Japan University Rankings and student experience survey offer...
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