More international student enrolment curbs feared in Australia
Government measures to crack down on student migration may not have run their course, observers warn
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University of Cambridge bullying accuser denies ‘vendetta’
Employment tribunal case brought by astronomy professor over ‘culture of misogyny’ within prestigious department concludes
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New AI agents pose ‘existential threat’ to how grants are awarded
Rapid development of technology outpacing any attempts to reform assessment system, researchers warn
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Burnham will ‘push universities to help reshape system’
Prospective future prime minister ‘very engaged’ with sector challenges, according to Manchester leaders who have worked with him
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‘Relief’ as government confirms it will evacuate Gazan students
Applicants with places to study in UK for coming academic year tell THE that government promise to evacuate them ‘changes everything’
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Australian funding proposals elicit praise and protest
Reforms to expand places and improve inclusivity will be hampered by ‘bureaucratic control’ and postgraduate ‘blind spot’, critics warn
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New UK science policy thinktank aims to ‘restore joy’ to research
Neuroscientist-turned-policy-wonk Laura Ryan says the voice of researchers is often lost in debates over how AI-led ways of working can drive innovation
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Universities should teach students how to live, not just how to get a job
The popularity of an undergraduate course in Hong Kong reveals an enduring hunger to examine what makes life worth living, says McQueen Sum