Advice, insights and solutions for the challenges facing higher education from academics, faculty and staff at institutions around the world. Hear teaching tips, writing pointers, discussions on the big issues, forecasts and first-hand experiences from university leaders.
Episodes
Thursday Nov 13, 2014
Thursday Nov 13, 2014
The recruitment of students from the European Union, problems arising from post-publication peer review, and a musical lecture exploring the links between three individuals connected by the Nuremberg trials are all discussed in this week's issue review podcast.
Tuesday Nov 11, 2014
Tuesday Nov 11, 2014
Stewart Thornhill is executive director of the Samuel Zell and Robert H. Lurie Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan.
Thursday Nov 06, 2014
Thursday Nov 06, 2014
The difficulties faced by for early career researchers looking for university posts, the declining number of mature students in the UK and this week's Times Higher Education Books section are all discussed in this week's issue review.
Thursday Oct 30, 2014
Thursday Oct 30, 2014
Thomas Docherty, the University of Warwick professor recently cleared by tribunal of undermining the authority of a head of department, the immigration minister James Brokenshire's view on the fall in the number of Indian students coming to the UK, and the UK's haunted universities are all discussed in this week's issue review podcast.
Monday Oct 27, 2014
Monday Oct 27, 2014
Acclaimed novelist and philosopher Rebecca Newberger Goldstein in conversation with Times Higher Education books editor, Karen Shook.
Thursday Oct 23, 2014
Thursday Oct 23, 2014
Chief executive of Jisc, Martyn Harrow, discusses the future of the education technology charity with Times Higher Education reporter Chris Parr. In this podcast, they cover the contents of a new Higher Education Policy Institute report Jisc: a hidden advantage for higher education.
Thursday Oct 23, 2014
Thursday Oct 23, 2014
Concerns about the effectiveness of an immigration working group, this week's Times Higher Education books section, the increasing monitoring of scholars' work and Arizona State University president Michael Crow are all discussed in this week's issue review.
Monday Oct 20, 2014
Monday Oct 20, 2014
Businessman Claude Littner, known for his appearances alongside Sir Alan Sugar on reality television programme The Apprentice, talks to Times Higher Education reporter Chris Havergal about the new Claude Littner Business School at the University of West London.
Thursday Oct 16, 2014
Thursday Oct 16, 2014
Hester Vaizey, lecturer in modern German history and fellow of Clare College, Cambridge, speaks to Times Higher Education's books editor, Karen Shook, about Born in the GDR: Living in the Shadow, this week's THE Book of the Week.
Thursday Oct 16, 2014
Thursday Oct 16, 2014
Pension reforms, graphene and the implications of giving the Scottish parliament more control over immigration are discussed in this week's Times Higher Education issue review.