Undergraduates described a culture of sharing notes and materials for a course that once had a reputation for being easy, but whose tests had become confusing.

MOOC may be a silly-sounding acronym, but this new breed of online classes is shaking up the higher education world in ways that could be good for cash-strapped students and terrible for cash-strapped colleges.

Vice-chancellor denies systemic failure over international students, saying Border Agency changed requirements 14 times

Some 2,600 foreign students affected by the London Metropolitan University (LMU) visa ban have been given until at least 1 December to find a new course.

For two years, as a journalism professor in the United Arab Emirates, Matt Duffy struck a delicate balance.

As thousands of Russian  high school graduates enter universities on Saturday, a hotly debated bill to reform the nation's education system is inching forward.

Household registration restrictions on "migrant students" to take the national college entrance exam (NCEE) should be eased beginning from the end of this year

Government and education bodies to help legitimate cases hit by withdrawal of university's right to accept non-EU students

Primary school teacher Jadie Hurrell has dyslexia. She shares the techniques and tips she used to get through her PGCE and reveals her frustration with the academic focus of teacher assessment

If the allegations are true, the University of Montana may indeed have a systemic problem with sexual assault on campus.