Britain is approaching a crossroads regarding the future of its universities, says Robert Jackson, a former minister for higher education. Officials will have to choose whether to keep higher ...

As a general election inches closer into view, the embittered debates circulating inside British politics have entered a new arena: the classroom. New guidance unveiled by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s ...

Britain announced that it will rejoin the European Union’s Erasmus student exchange program in 2027, six years after it ditched the scheme during fractious Brexit negotiations.

Universities in Britain have for decades enjoyed a privileged status. They receive financial support from the government, and their degree-awarding powers are granted, virtually in perpetuity with a ...

The annual report by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Education at a Glance, points to a developing crisis in the higher education sector in Britain. The report is a ...

Sex education in Britain is antiquated and "unfit" for the smartphone generation of children, leaving them vulnerable to abuse, bullying and poor mental and sexual health, a charity has warned. The ...

Britain’s biggest academic union is set for a bitter showdown over its stance on transgender rights—as members remain locked in disputes over pay and pensions. Critics of a motion that calls on the ...

Britain has pledged to give developing countries, mostly in Africa, $15 billion for education. Britain hopes other countries will donate an additional $10 billion. The pledge is a result of the G8 ...

Britain’s main political parties will disagree strongly on many issues in this election campaign. But there is broad consensus amongst them on retaining a substantial development budget and on using ...

For the dreadful blitz days of 1940, the editorial in the London Times may have seemed a minor issue. But not to the Times’s readers. The editorial had simply reported that out of a group of 31 ...