Provider allowed to continue teaching existing overseas students for ‘short period’ but some may need to transfer or consider leaving the country

Claims of harassment made by sociologist David Miller also thrown out by appeals body

Proportion of A-C grades grows for second year in row while more people secure first choice place via Ucas

Higher-tariff institutions expected to recruit larger share of students but providers across the board report strong application figures

Students more positive about teaching and free speech but some institutions still perform poorly on course management

Cost concerns may force institutions to ‘ration’ Erasmus+ participation, warns Vivienne Stern

Institution to become Norland University of Early Childhood after gaining approval from the Office for Students

Half of all students’ work assessed by company’s detection tools shows ‘at least some’ evidence of AI writing

Long awaited accounts reveal leaders departed crisis-hit institution with large pay outs despite presiding over period where costs grew by almost half

ETS acquires ACT as universities adopt more flexible approaches to standardised testing requirements

Law professor will deliver talk on gender identity and sex next term after disruption forced abandonment of previous event

Joanna Newman joins under-pressure creative arts institution in the autumn

Joanna Newman joins under-pressure creative arts institution in the autumn

Post-Brexit programme established by Boris Johnson’s government shuttered after supporting 200,000 participants

Former education secretary says mergers the solution for institutions in financial crisis as he calls for more ‘ambition’ in higher education

Anand Menon criticises ‘absurdities’ of government policy, pointing to contradictions in UK’s efforts to rejoin flagship exchange scheme

Anand Menon criticises ‘absurdities’ of government policy, pointing to contradictions in UK’s efforts to rejoin flagship exchange scheme

Campaigners say UK government has not thought through plans to phase out support in favour of ‘freely available’ software

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GEORGIA LUCKHURST has been appointed news editor for Arts Professional. She will take up the role at the end of this month, succeeding NEIL PUFFETT who, after three years, has decided to relocate overseas....

GEORGIA LUCKHURST has been appointed news editor for Arts Professional. She will take up the role at the end of this month, succeeding NEIL PUFFETT who, after three years, has decided to relocate over...

The number of FOI requests the DCMS has decided to "fully withhold" information from has soared by 14 percentage points in the past year

Kathy Bourne has vowed to speak up for British theatre’s ‘immense economic, social and educational value’ as she begins her term as president of UK Theatre

The Barbican has announced its autumn season, in what marks a shift towards ‘ideas-led’ and cross-disciplinary programming

Researchers at the University of Cambridge find that period trackers harvest personal data which can be ‘sold at scale’

Michael Lachmann, 54, who worked on the ‘Wonders’ series, slipped and fell while coming down the Grands Couloirs glacier in the Vanoise National Park

More than 80% of those working in the performing arts feel their job security has diminished since the rise of generative AI, a report has claimed

Really Useful Group chief executive James McKnight has revealed immersive theatre is only going to grow as a ‘really, really big’ priority for the company

Hundreds of people have protested the forecast closure of Northern Ireland's Riverside Theatre in Coleraine, the oldest operating professional theatre outside Belfast

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The government has suffered a fourth defeat in the House of Lords over its plans to allow technology companies to train artificial intelligence on artists’ work.

Parabolic Theatre artistic director Owen Kingston has urged theatre to embrace science fiction, as his company unveils the latest instalment in its immersive adventure Bridge Command