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Male scholars turn to alcohol to stave off impostor feelings
National student recruitment agency puts the spotlight on the continent that already sends vast numbers of students to the country
President explains how the institution has increased enrolment and cut tuition fees as other US universities struggle with funding and recruitment
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University of Liverpool vice-chancellor to take role from August 2017
Directly linking non-EU recruitment to award levels in teaching assessment has also been under consideration, sources suggest
Other nations’ approaches to universities on visas may help to guide UK
Welsh education secretary Kirsty Williams sees major benefits in following Diamond review plan
Lengthy titles of journal papers are a turn-off for fellow academics and lead to fewer citations, claims new analysis
PA Consulting survey finds vice-chancellors worrying over ‘barrage’ of policy changes that will lead to ‘golden age’ of stability being lost
New rector warns against drawing students only from elite and making academics 'sheep with five feet'
Chancellor's Autumn Statement confirms extra £2 billion a year for R&D will be distributed by research funding agencies
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Saikat Majumdar looks at how public universities and liberal arts education in India still bear the marks of colonialism
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Mark Gatenby considers what it means for business schools – and universities more generally – to embrace Utopian ways of thinking
The THE team looks ahead to the 2016 BRICS and Emerging Economies Summit
Fictional professors from film, TV and literature have been reported to new watchlist of 'anti-American' academics
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In the TACTICS nations, just as in the UK and the US, universities and democracy depend on each other
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Requesting a log of daily activity means that trust between the institution and the scholar has broken down, says Toby Miller
Sir Keith Burnett reflects on what he learned about international students while in India with the UK prime minister
Directly linking non-EU recruitment to award levels in teaching assessment has also been under consideration, sources suggest