Martin McQuillan is an editor for *HE, a publication focused on higher education and research. With a background in journalism and a passion for education, Martin's articles cover a wide range of topics including apprenticeships, the changing landscape of academia, student experiences, and current issues in the field of education.
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Could a flat-cash settlement for the science budget see UKRI make no awards next year?
Dissent is growing about the state of degree apprenticeships and skills policies
It's budget day—and not a minute too soon as far as universities are concerned
Remember, remember the fifth of November—tuition fee rise and all
What will the fallout from the US presidential election be for UK universities? It's just gone 8am—do we know the outcome of the US presidential election yet?
The OfS is advertising for a new chair, but who would want the job? You have until 27 November to throw your hat in the ring to be the next chair of the regulator for higher education in England.
A consultative ballot by the UCU will test members’ appetite for more strikes
Requests for help from at-risk researchers have hit 1930s levels Things may seem bad in UK higher education right now.
By: Martin Mcquillan
UK charity facing highest number of requests for help from European academics since 1930s
Analysis of graduate salaries and the transition to university are part of today's buffet It's Thursday, so let's crack on. We've got a lot to get through.
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