Don’t want to lose future SDG leaders to brain drain? Hire them at college
Developing countries should not hesitate to tap the sustainable development expertise abundant in graduate schools, says Lucia Rodriguez
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Publishers settle copyright legal battle with ResearchGate
Solution will see academic social network check rights information at point of upload and immediately determine how content can be shared
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Portsmouth’s new London branch campus launches
South coast institution joins mass expansion into UK capital, promising traditional degrees and work-based opportunities
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HKUST head: universities must ignite the sparks of innovation
Nancy Ip discusses how universities can boost their output of patents and support faculty entrepreneurs
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Explosion of middle managers ‘ruining university life’
The gulf is growing between self-perpetuating middle management and the people who ‘produce the value’, Australian symposium hears
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Fee levy ‘would prove international students are cash cows’
If Australia proceeds with a levy on international students’ fees, the money should only be used for students’ benefit, representative body argues
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Universities ‘complicit’ in dropout equity gaps
‘Engine of social mobility’ outlines recipe for success: timely, personalised support delivered at scale
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University staff losing offices fear ‘death of privacy’
Chester moves academics into communal working spaces, prompting union concerns about student meetings and equality impact
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I grew up in care but now I’m at a top university. This shouldn’t be so rare
With more support, care leavers could close the progression gap in much less than a century, says Monica Alejandra Henaõ-De-Castro
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Catholic university cuts ‘ability to engage with own heritage’
History, philosophy and religious studies on the chopping block, as ACU flays its strengths
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Boost transnational education offerings in India, UK told
Offering education in India could help minimise the effects of the UK’s crackdown on dependants coming into the country, researchers say
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14 September 2023 digital edition
Hard launch: Do UK ‘challenger institutions’ have a real chance of soaring?
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Alfaisal University sponsored supplement digital edition
From ideas to impact: driving research innovation at Alfaisal University
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University challenge
For over a decade, the UK government has urged ‘challenger’ institutions to shake up the higher education status quo. But there is scant evidence of success
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California State hiking tuition fees 33 per cent over five years
While faculty, students and politicians protest, biggest US four-year system notes that it remains major bargain by nationwide measures