Three UK universities put on student visa ‘action plans’
Home Office guidance suggests breaches of sponsorship requirements as sector becomes more reliant on international student revenues
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Faces of 2024: who shaped higher education headlines this year
Times Higher Education journalists name the change-makers at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months
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Call for sector ombudsman to ease India’s PhD suicide crisis
Offering independent adjudication of complaints against PhD supervisors may offer timely assistance to at-risk students, says India’s suicide prevention tsar
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Data-rich universities are both targets and treasure troves
Academic institutions, ‘harder to secure than banks’, must balance cybersecurity, collaboration and digital transformation, an AUC expert tells Rosa Ellis
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Ed Byrne: in Saudi Arabia, the possibilities are even greater
The new KAUST president reflects on his journey to the rising institution and Saudi Arabia’s rapidly transforming higher education sector
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Universities must lend their weight to combating AI disinformation
We’re already not as susceptible as we were, but the threat posed by deepfakes has not gone away, say Andrew Chadwick and Nick Jennings
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Scottish v-cs fear falling further behind on research funding
English universities within empowered metro-mayor areas could gain research advantage over Scottish peers, warns umbrella group
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French universities join ‘day of mobilisation’ against budget
Higher education institutions ‘in danger’ as a result of controversial budget measures, umbrella group says, with some closing in protest
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Australian outward student mobility programme stuck in ice
Tough year ahead for New Colombo Plan, as changes and delays leave administrators in the dark
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Korean academics lead calls for controversial president to resign
Spiralling movement has seen thousands of university professors demand Yoon Suk Yeol’s resignation
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Research Excellence Framework main panel chairs named
Four Russell Group professors to lead assessment teams
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Visa chaos blamed as Australian college goes into administration
Multi-pronged government crackdown succeeds where coronavirus and international financial crises failed
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Online English-taught degrees double outside ‘big four’
While anglophone countries still dominate market, number of global online English-taught offerings now exceeds 1,000
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Universities consider axeing foundation courses over fee cut
Move to restrict funding for introductory programmes seen as damaging to Westminster government’s access agenda
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Virtual exchange offers a glimmer of hope for Lebanon in conflict
Connecting with learners in other countries allows students to feel seen and heard on the global stage, says Nael Alami