Cross-border academic ‘pushed out of UK’ by healthcare delay
Scholar who lives in Germany and works in UK blames Brexit after waiting months for certificate
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China ‘will teach 500,000 international students by 2020’
Ambitious target will be smashed as communist state steps up overseas collaboration efforts
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Should academics talk publicly about their former students?
Law lecturer’s unflattering account of Senate candidate Roy Moore triggers debate
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A salamander and a Star Trek uniform: perfect Christmas gifts for academics
Got some last minute scholarly Christmas shopping to do? Glen Wright has got your back
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Australian funding freeze leaves universities £1.3 billion short
Keeping support for undergraduate courses at 2017 levels effectively ends demand-driven system, say universities
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Student visa rules loosened at 23 more UK universities in pilot
Scheme streamlines immigration process for master's courses and allows graduates to stay in the UK for six months in search of work
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Boards of three UK sector organisations agree to merger
HEA, LFHE and ECU to form new, as-yet-unnamed agency
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English universities risk multimillion-pound fines under OfS
Proposed penalties for intuitions that fall foul of new regulator called “eye-watering”
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Labour’s student vote ‘could melt away’ over Brexit backing
Hepi/YouthSight poll finds 68 per cent of students now back the party, up from 55 per cent prior to June’s general election
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I was part of a successful EU funding bid, but as a UK academic I am not needed now
Clare McGlynn is not surprised that the UK was overlooked as a focus country after a successful EU funding bid
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Social mobility in law ‘worse than the 1970s’, says Cherie Blair
Conversion course costs have hit social mobility in legal profession, leading QC warns
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Moocs can still bring higher education to those who really need it
It may be five years since Moocs went mainstream, but Diana Laurillard and Eileen Kennedy believe they still have the potential to reach the hard-to-reach
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Colombia: barriers to scientific cooperation remain
Botanist warns of continuing political instability and restrictive legislation on science
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Unconditional offers can deter students from reaching their full potential
The rapid increase in the number of unconditional offers being made to school-leavers is cause for concern, says Mike Nicholson