Quality concerns raised at India’s largest private university
Lovely Professional University students protest over delayed classes, overcrowded hostels and questions about placements
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Australian opposition dubious about ‘arm’s-length’ Atec
Shadow minister promises bipartisanship but ‘no blank cheque’, with commission’s funding activities set for particular scrutiny
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Universities hope to feel ‘more listened to’ under Kendall
Departure of Peter Kyle as science secretary raises hopes that his successor Liz Kendall will offer a more sympathetic ear on research concerns
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More universities could join new Kent-Greenwich group, says v-c
Incoming leader of new entity says course sharing on the cards ‘where it makes sense’ as unions fear merger will result in more job cuts
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It’s time for Australia to deliver on putting First Nations at HE’s heart
Good progress has been made on implementing the Universities Accord but much more is needed to achieve parity, say five deputy vice-chancellors
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Is it time for universities to engage seriously with Reform UK?
A sector described by a leading party figure as a ‘conveyor belt for communism’ is understandably wary of Nigel Farage’s latest right-wing populist project. But Reform UK persistently tops opinion...
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Kent and Greenwich to join forces as new ‘superuniversity’
South-east institutions to collaborate under multi-university group model – the first initiative of its kind in the UK sector
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Australia reboots talks on Horizon Europe
Association would have ‘a multiplier effect on research resources and scientific effort’, advocates say
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Death of office hours ‘damaging student-tutor relationships’
Amid declining attendance, some scholars see merit in making one-to-one feedback sessions mandatory while others say it is time to ditch historical anomaly
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Poaching of students ‘costing universities hundreds of millions’
Plunging international student retention rates are exacerbating the financial pain for Australian universities
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Humanities and arts degrees disappearing in parts of UK
Students from rural and disadvantaged areas disproportionally affected by subject cuts, British Academy warns
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‘Urgent need’ to address lack of working-class medical students
More support needed for disadvantaged students during medical studies to compensate for lack of ‘insider knowledge’, researchers say
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Higher education does not teach critical thinking by default
Without specific classes, students may leave college still unable to separate science from nonsense, says Natalia Pasternak