US faculty condemn Trump officials on Middle East centre threat
University study centre ‘positive’ on Islam but not Christianity, objects senior Department of Education official
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THE World University Rankings 2020 by subject: dates announced
Times Higher Education will publish league tables for 11 different subject areas in October and November
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China’s threats to academic freedom ‘pose risks’ to foreign partners
Lack of scholarly freedom in China threatens future progress for its universities and harms overseas partnerships, warns Scholars at Risk
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Interdisciplinarity will show students the career value of the liberal arts
A new humanities-based major focused on how global commerce, businesses and societies shape one another points the way forward, says Karen E. Spierling
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Ministers ‘should have waited’ for review before subject-level TEF move
Education secretary’s backing for subject-level exercise before publication of TEF review prompts university warnings of ‘significant diversion of staff time’
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Labour motion on private school quotas aims at HE ‘structural change’
Capping universities’ intakes from private schools would require ‘highly controversial’ legislation on admissions, says one legal expert
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Two years ‘too short’ for post-study work visas
Australian study also finds that dodgy agents are exploiting a migration advice ‘loophole’
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Student’s arrest highlights fine line for Hong Kong universities
Hong Kong Baptist University unrest comes as mass demonstrations in city pass 100-day mark, with major impact for universities
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Brazilian HE’s huge progress on racial equality is under threat
President Bolsonaro’s education cuts and opposition to racial quotas will hit current policies, says Marry Ferreira
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Australian ‘risk’ calculation changed amid poaching fears
Concerns about student visa scheme’s integrity prompt methodological adjustment
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Despite zero public fees, Germany’s private universities are booming
One in 12 students now pays to go private in Germany, attracted by ‘niche’ courses, smaller classes and flexible learning schedules
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More universities gain gender equity accreditation
Athena SWAN recognition extended to 13 more Australian institutions
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Step out of your comfort zone, try discipline-based educational research
Discipline-based educational research can challenge academics to think about their fields in new ways and can deliver unique benefits to learners, write five scholars
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‘Common sense’ needed on English post-qualification admissions plans
Switch to students applying after receiving their results still faces sector resistance despite government and opposition signalling support
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Colleagues ‘distraught’ at Australian academic’s detention in Iran
Episode spotlights concerns for safety of scholars who visit repressive regimes