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Articles by Anna McKie
Teaching modules intensively, rather than in parallel, has had positive results at the handful of institutions that have tried it. But would it work for all students and all subjects? And would academics trade autonomy in course design for more research time? Anna McKie reports
Scholars attacked for research into colonialism and atrocities of empire need professional support and counselling, says broadcaster
The winner of the Philip Leverhulme Prize talks about the importance of ‘mass photography’ and her experience of studying as a single parent
Greater cross-border collaboration key to peace and prosperity, says learned society
Overall satisfaction drops to lowest level since Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey began
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UK Engagement Survey finds less than two-thirds of undergraduates feel universities ensured quality of academic experience during Covid-19
Handling multiple complaints against same alleged perpetrator separately often means pattern of behaviour is harder to spot, academics say
Experts say exhaustion and worry over disruption to students hit appetite for industrial action but shouldn’t mask the unhappiness across sector
Ninety per cent federal funding cut will leave research projects unfinished and cause massive brain drain, experts warn
Wave of reported injection assaults in nightclubs and bars raises questions over level of responsibility that lies with institutions
Leadership should be about empathy and compassion, sector leaders say
Journals that are part of Cambridge University Press’ Research Directions ‘will better reflect the research lifecycle’ and interdisciplinary research
Report for MPs shows poorer students make decisions based on living costs and are more likely to live locally
Publishing giant’s offer fails to meet goals of reducing costs and supporting rapid switch to open access, says sector
Tributes paid to scholar ‘who wore his formidable knowledge lightly’ and brought a ‘global perspective to the understanding of Russian history’
Majority of respondents to major UK survey show signs of depression but fear that asking for support will harm career
Sector expresses relief that investment will increase to ?20 billion by end of parliament, but fears investment not enough to maintain ‘superpower’ aspiration
Chancellor confirms delay to funding increase but says government will maintain commitment to overall target
Elsevier vice-president calls for manifesto on well-being signed by institutions so researchers are not seen as ‘paper-producing machines’
Sector heads call for Westminster government to stick to science spending pledge and set out how ministers will achieve it
Study author says results demonstrate pervasive nature of patriarchy in higher education
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland must follow English lead on outlawing essay mills
Nature survey sparks fears that scientists will be deterred from sharing their expertise
