Chris Havergal was appointed editor of?Times Higher Education?in March 2025. Prior to that he spent eight years as news editor. He joined?THE in 2014 as a reporter, covering areas such as?teaching and learning, access, and internationalisation.?Chris started his career as local government correspondent at the Cambridge News and holds a BA in history and an MA in medieval studies from the University of York.
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Articles by Chris Havergal
Glyndwr University has named Graham Upton, the former vice-chancellor of Oxford Brookes University, as its interim vice-chancellor
London Business School has continued its climb up the Financial Times’ Global MBA Ranking, claiming second place in the 2015 table
As Burns Night is celebrated around the world, the work of Scotland’s national poet is being brought to a new audience
A joint graduate school is to be established in the Chinese city of Tianjin by the University of Glasgow and Nankai University
Angela Constance urges universities to take the lead on access as she decries principals’ pay rises and confirms talks on post-study work visa
Local residents won’t be forgotten amid expansion to boost student experience and strategic research areas, says Anton Muscatelli
Nothing is out of bounds when it comes to higher education, it seems – with the launch of Scotland’s first degree in professional golf
A student at the University of Kent has been named as the Green Party’s spokesman for higher and further education
Three-year programmes challenge the supremacy of Scotland’s ‘gold standard’
Majority of workplace slights informed by your place in the academic pecking order, study finds
Theresa May criticised after 网曝门 Office proposes new rules for overseas cohort
Donna Yates is tackling the illicit trade in antiquities, and although it can be dangerous, the archaeologist says it’s a world away from Lara Croft
Skills of business students on internships in low-income nations do not develop as much as those in other regions
Incoming Case president Sue Cunningham says that move would herald ‘real engagement’ and help to drive success
The University of Ulster has appointed Paddy Nixon as its new vice-chancellor
Jonathan Shepherd, Cardiff medical scholar and ‘What Works’ pioneer, urges researchers to keep it brief and abandon obfuscation
Study finds variations by seniority, subject and institutional mission in scholars’ published opinions on the research excellence framework
Students’ union objects to change that will make thousands ineligible for extra weeks of support via ‘long courses loans’
The vice-chancellor of Glyndwr University has suddenly left the troubled institution
Funding to increase teacher training places at Scottish universities by more than 8 per cent has been announced by the Holyrood government
A small number of universities are responsible for the spike in unconditional offers in 2014
Glasgow academics find device breaks down barriers with students
Durham University conference hears that global body will promote the ‘experiment in living’ against the ‘threat’ of centralisation
Edinburgh University and Heriot-Watt have teamed up to boost UK development in robotic applications
