Australian research infractions ‘mostly misdemeanours’
Misconduct at root of only a fraction of complaints in Australia, study finds
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Unison members at Birmingham vote to strike over pay
Hundreds of staff set to walk out on 28 June
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Do Australia’s ERA discipline assessments really measure research excellence?
Frank Larkins calls for more transparency in how the Excellence in Research Australia exercise uses global benchmarks to measure improvements in science and humanities research
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The UK’s next PM should keep Theresa May’s R&D spending commitments
Raising UK outlay to international levels will reap rich technological, social and political rewards for the next Conservative Party leader, says Sarah Main
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‘Look to Indigenous culture for research integrity inspiration’
Embedded integrity practices sustained knowledge systems that have evolved for millennia, says RMIT leader
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Bumper harvest for universities from sustainable farming boom
US campuses expand courses to tap into passion for organic, small-scale agriculture
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How universities can prepare their students for the fourth industrial revolution
Immersing students in an entrepreneurial and innovative environment will allow them to thrive in an AI world, says Sethuraman Panchanathan
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Opera-writing ARU v-c looks for harmony on brand and Brexit
Running a university and composing music both involve ‘strategic planning’, says Roderick Watkins, composer of the ‘very dark, very violent’ Juniper Tree
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A university rooted in its city but with a global agenda
The University of Macau’s strategy is infused with the culture of its Sino-Western home city and the ambitions of the Greater Bay Area, says its president
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‘Fictitious’ patents misleading scientists, researchers warn
Preliminary data show 99 out of 100 patents citing hypothetical examples did not make their prophetic nature clear
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US pushes universities to reveal details of foreign funding
Government reportedly suspects campuses are not fully transparent about global ties
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The HE factor? Robbie Williams buys stake in private provider
Former X Factor judge becomes co-owner of Liverpool Media Academy
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Southampton to fight £3.4 million payout ruling for ex-professor
University launches ‘urgent investigation’ into why it was not represented at tribunal
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Public engagement ‘should be key part of promotion policies’
Liberal arts chief warns academics of cost of failing to serve local communities
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Hindsight gives University of Virginia new lesson on social media
Campus win wrongly equated media democratisation with real democracy