Vocational course graduates offered new pathway on to degrees
Tertiary harmonisation agreement in Canberra sees students guaranteed direct university entry and up to a year’s credit if they want to progress
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Victoria latest state to launch university governance inquiry
Parliamentary probe will focus on staff and student representation on university councils
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Iranian student loses PhD place after ‘arbitrary security checks’
Researcher says course at Sorbonne did not require clearance, but university decided to conduct screening anyway
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Tighter recruitment rules ‘tool to lower student asylum numbers’
Course completion rate restrictions seen as way to?tackle issue as peers mull whether new law is needed to stop student claimants
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Australian university governance proposals ‘don’t go far enough’
New principles that would require universities to publish executive salaries and conduct v-c performance reviews ‘should be mandatory’
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Empty theatre posing as strategy will force universities off the stage
Four factors are demanding a radical strategic rethink at universities in Australia and around the world, says Massimo Garbuio
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Skills White Paper: key reforms at a glance
Government commits to raising tuition fees and maintenance loans, with universities expected to deliver higher-quality teaching and more specialised research in return
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Skills White Paper: Labour commits to automatic tuition fee rises
Bridget Phillipson says fees to rise with inflation for next two academic years with automatic annual increases then set to be introduced
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Global Academic Reputation Survey 2026 launching soon
Survey results will help fuel?Times Higher Education’s next series of rankings
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Government to back student limits for ‘low-quality’ universities
Higher education institutions could be penalised if they offer courses deemed subpar as universities await Labour’s reform plans
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Low outcomes for business courses blamed on recruitment pressures
Schools coming under ‘intense pressure’ to enrol students as universities become ever more reliant on cross-subsidy
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Universities ‘far down the list’ as SNP eyes another election win
Mounting institutional deficits form backdrop to coming Holyrood campaign as nationalist party looks to extend grip on power
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Why are universities still teaching referencing styles?
In the digital era, inserting a reference into a text is as easy as pressing?control-K. So why do universities still insist on troubling students with the minutiae of traditional referencing styles...
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Trump’s compact ‘nationalising universities’ as deadline looms
Civil liberties champion Nadine Strossen says US universities must unite to fight president’s ‘blatantly illegal’ plan to destroy institutional autonomy