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Beijing government body¡¯s affiliation with some Chinese institutions seen as threat by Taiwanese leaders

India¡¯s opening up to overseas outposts has injected new life into a form of transnational education that many observers had considered to be moribund. But will the clutch of early adopters blaze a successful trail for others to follow? And what exactly would that look like? Helen Packer reports

The recent arrest of accreditation council members only underlines that competence of regulation is as much of an issue as its degree, says Pushkar

Malaysian institutions continue to attract increasing numbers of students from the region, with Chinese nationals remaining the largest cohort by far

University Grants Commission's move to hand power to universities to judge journal quality faces resistance from research watchdogs

Indian Institutes of Management need stronger PhD pipeline and ability to match international salaries, says sector leader

About 800 Nepali students at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology report being asked to leave institution following protests

Export minister believes there is ¡®untapped potential¡¯ for universities in some regions as Britain negotiates free trade deal

Long-awaited expansion of medical places seen as threatening future of Korean science sector

Cuts seen as inevitable but academics urge restraint in upcoming budget

Government expected to review future of Institutes of Eminence programme, which is yet to deliver on ambitious goals

Long caught up in debates about academic freedom and internationalisation, liberal arts may not survive in city state beyond closure of pioneering partnership