No ‘God-given right’ to international students, UK warned
Conference hears that demographic and economic shifts are likely to have significant impact on decision-making of globally mobile learners
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Trump’s freeze on NIH grant approval meetings condemned
White House directive to pause external communications causes chaos at America’s main science funder
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Universities and science united in New Zealand policy overhaul
Seven institutes folded into four in major reshaping of research landscape
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Study permit numbers ‘down 45 per cent’ in Canada post-cap
ApplyBoard report projects that permit issuance is on track to fall beyond Trudeau government’s target
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Biggest post-Covid college enrolment leap in corrected US data
Previously reported figures suggesting fall in recruitment were recently revealed to be erroneous
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LA universities see long road to recovery after wildfires
Institutions themselves may have escaped major damage but hundreds of staff and students have been displaced in most destructive fires in Californian history
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Grants awarded by lottery popular with minority, junior scholars
Unexpected upsides of ‘randomised’ funding include greater acceptance among rejected applicants, says British Academy head
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Should universities cash in on cryptocurrency donations?
Encouraging donations in cryptocurrency can open a new pool of donors, but some institutions are hesitant amid concerns about volatility and regulatory environment
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Global South professorial promotions ‘rely too much on metrics’
Analysis of progression criteria warns ‘obsession with frequently ill-suited metrics’ only serves to ‘reinforce regional inequalities’
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Queen’s University Belfast India campus approved by regulators
Russell Group member’s Gift City outpost plans at ‘advanced stage’
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South Korea’s falling currency could hit US universities
South Korea is among the US’ top three contributors of international students. Falling purchasing power threatens that position, says Kyuseok Kim
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Newcastle set to axe around 300 jobs in £20 million staffing cuts
Russell Group institution warns that it cannot rule out compulsory redundancies after worse-than-expected student recruitment
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Nottingham Trent v-c Edward Peck to step down this summer
Member of Augar panel on university funding and student mental health champion has been familiar figure in UK policy debates
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Swinney wants Scotland-only two-year graduate visa extension
First minister wants UK government to allow country to grant additional post-study work rights to international students
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Higher learning ‘has little influence’ on confidence in science
Right-wing trust deficit is pronounced in western Europe and North America but not Australasia, international survey finds