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First UK campus closes due to tighter regulations on overseas students.

A website promoting Glastonbury University as “a leading private and independent university of world standing” has been reported to Trading Standards after it was discovered that it was operating as a possible scam.

A number of building owners with air conditioning systems operating over 12kW are breaking the law, according to new information circulated by the Heating and Ventilating Contractor’s Association (HVCA)

A Supreme Court judgment that potentially opens the door to public institutions avoiding expensive and lengthy insurance procurement processes has been welcomed by a leading mutual in the education sector.

Businesses that source catering staff from third party suppliers are to benefit from specialist advice, to help them appoint labour providers that operate within the law.

Glasgow Caledonian University investigated by UKBA after foreign students were revealed to be working full-time

Staff at the University of Abertay have voiced concerns over the suspension of its principal, with three members of the University Court announcing their resignation.

Irish universities, which place their staff on temporary contracts, are violating Irish and EU legislation, the conference of university teachers was told at the weekend.

An academic has resigned from his lecturing position at the London School of Economics (LSE) after making offensive comments on Twitter about the sexual assault on 11 February of CBS journalist Lara Logan in Cairo as she reported on Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak, quitting.

The government’s proposals to reduce the number of international students have met heavy criticism from a cross-party group of MPs.