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Articles by Patrick Jack
Most students got a higher-class degree at every major institution in 2021-22, data show
Australia, New Zealand and Canada have some of the least diverse international student populations, data show
Analysis of the database suggests UK universities take greater equity in spin-outs than others in Europe
Female academics are more likely to be employed on zero-hours contracts than male colleagues
Ireland was only EU nation to see a rise in the number of students in the UK
Machine learning study finds university prestige and citations have no association with replicability, but author experience is key
Reported proposal to let international students take on more part-time work criticised as ‘short-sighted’
Participation keeps going up, but significant equality issues remain
Sector faces years of uncertainty after a series of economic and political crises in the country
Country would lose out to competitors if it rolls back two-year work eligibility, leaders warn
Rising Universities Superannuation Scheme provisions mean three-quarters of institutions report deficits, with losses totalling ?3.6 billion
Women now have a better chance of getting in than male scholars with similar track records, suggesting attempt to redress historic injustices
MPs earn more than ?250,000 from roles in sector, while all-party parliamentary groups get in excess of ?500,000
Paper calls for mandatory consent training and improved complaints processes
One in three degrees were firsts last year, but this is still above pre-pandemic levels
The expert in outbreak medicine discusses overcoming early academic challenges, the UK government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and how a chance meeting over bagpipes changed his life
Former universities minister warns that UK’s political consensus over benefits provided by students from overseas is ‘weakening’
Hesa data also reveal proportion of black professors remains at ‘appallingly low’ levels
Average leader’s remuneration stood at ?308,000 last year, according to analysis of 118 university accounts
But having a fellow academic as a partner helps, major study finds
Admissions service also making changes to teacher references, and plans to release details of grade profiles that were accepted onto courses
Data lay bare how Russell Group institutions have hit the brakes after years of expansion, as post-92s make up ground
BERA report indicates education departments tend to be older and more white, with men in most senior positions
London-based institutions and post-92s face losing millions if brakes put on overseas enrolment
