For the full policy on academic misconduct, including a table of the possible penalties, please refer to section 9 of the Assessment Handbook. Further information on good academic practice and the ...

Research at the University of Reading aims to solve some of the biggest problems facing people today, based on four themes: agriculture, food and health; environment; heritage and creativity; and ...

The Location Register has become established as a standard reference source for the study of English literature. It includes information about the manuscript holdings of British and Irish repositories ...

The Times reported an old study from the University, highlighting the health benefits of polyphenols in champagne, in an article about healthy Christmas food and drink.

The latest People & Planet University League table shows the University of Reading is ranked as the fourth most sustainable university in the UK. Strong policy and strategy, effective environmental ...

TEEP is offered on specific dates and is not available on demand. The written and oral components are scheduled on separate days to accommodate candidates in different time zones, ensuring they can ...

The UK’s higher education sector has over half a million students in transnational education (TNE). These are students who study outside the UK for degrees and other awards made by UK providers. We ...

University of Reading scientists have discovered that simple 'basking banks' can boost local reptile populations, in a five-year study conducted with conservation charity Froglife. Dr Brian Pickles ...

A tropical cyclone has hit the French island of Mayotte, leading to the deaths of several hundred people. University of Reading meteorologists have provided expert comment. Dr Alex Baker said: ...

FE News reports on a new report co-authored by Henley Business School highlighting the systematic barriers hindering the progression of Black academics in the UK. From our story: Action needed to ...

‘Literature’, says the poet Ezra Pound, ‘is news that stays news’. Our rich and vital literary inheritance informs the way we think about the world. It expresses how we feel about ourselves and others ...