Tax incentives for business-backed R&D in the frame for review
Submissions to Australian Strategic Examination insist A$11 billion scheme is ‘not as effective as it could be’
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Women miss out when academic leaders are elected, study finds
Would-be female leaders ‘not disadvantaged by process itself’ but reluctant to put themselves forward, according to researchers
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Antisemitic incidents on UK campuses drop from record high
Charity fears 64 per cent year-on-year decrease could be partly a result of students no longer reporting issues
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The UK’s immigration hall of mirrors is making me reflect on my future
If the UK doesn’t want skilled migrants any more, maybe my contributions would be better appreciated in the Global South, says Meron Wondemaghen
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‘Sophisticated global networks’ undermining science, finds study
Systems in place to deal with fraud struggling to keep up, increasing risk of research becoming ‘completely poisoned’
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OfS mistakenly grants degree-awarding powers to rugby player
Regulator reviewing processes after administrative mix-up weeks before applications set to reopen
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International students ‘keep promoting UK decades after study’
Alumni who studied in the UK consistently more positive about the country as a travel and study destination, finds British Council survey
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Scottish Highers: more young people heading to university
Pass rate in Scottish Higher exams nudges up but overall applications dip slightly owing to decline in older learners
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Students ‘becoming anonymous’ to academics as teaching load soars
Growing class sizes and expanding workloads blamed as students doubt those teaching them know who they are
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‘Critical moment’ as Danish reforms add to pressure on languages
Enrolments drop by a fifth in a year after business school opts to close programmes in response to government squeeze on undergraduate intake
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Controversial third medical school greenlighted in New Zealand
‘Share the excitement’, sceptics told, amid conflicting claims over rationale for graduate-entry programme
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The UK funding crisis may just see the emergence of a stronger sector
A systemic realignment is under way that, while painful, could lead to more efficient and adaptable provision, say Jonathan Barton and Mike Boxall
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UN experts urge end to Serbian ‘crackdown’ on student protests
Policing of demonstrations, often using excessive force, has intensified since June, special rapporteurs say
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China’s campus repression being ‘partially replicated’ in UK
Chinese students and scholars face surveillance, harassment and self-censorship at British universities, report finds, amid wider concerns over financial dependence on China
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Australia to increase international student intake
Educators hail ‘stability and certainty’, as government stresses ‘sustainable growth’ mantra