‘Ask what parents do’ to better understand international students
University administrators know little about the money that supports their foreign recruits, or the pressures that come with it
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Keele explores ‘later specialisation’ after new courses pay off
Newly appointed?vice-chancellor?wants to embrace university’s interdisciplinary heritage while managing financial pressures
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‘The Shadow Scholars’: inside the essay mills serving students
Academic who travelled to Kenya to meet those ghostwriting university work says practice is ‘completely reshaping our future’
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Test-optional admissions do a disservice to US students
Test scores are a much better predictor of academic progress than school grades – and students need a realistic assessment, says?David Blobaum?
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Attacks on universities ‘an attempt to control political system’
Former Canadian opposition leader Michael Ignatieff says no sector secure after what has happened in the US
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Funding disclosure ‘first line of defence’ against misinformation
All levels of scientific research must be transparent about where grants come from to avoid ‘manipulation and bias’, global science group says
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Monash University to open second Malaysia campus
Current site ‘bursting at the seams’, says v-c, as Australian university plans 17-storey new campus in Kuala Lumpur’s financial district
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Research security shortcomings ‘could undermine Horizon bid’
As European nations thrash out ideas to ‘safeguard’ knowledge, Australian progress has stalled, expert warns
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‘Delay, reduce or ring-fence?’ What’s plan B on student fee levy?
Proposal to take cut of international earnings now seen as inevitable after ministers tied idea to reintroduction of maintenance grants
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HE gender gap worsening in nearly half of world’s countries
Inequality between male and female participation rates prevails in most parts of the?globe, with 88 countries in worse situation compared with a decade ago
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Excluding the over-21s is not the way to gold-plate UK apprenticeships
The post-16 White Paper was a missed opportunity to correct a mistake that will stymie government missions in areas like housebuilding, says John Somers