Latin American students choosing Spain over US, Esade head says
Staff and students who would once have picked North America looking to Europe for stability and freedom, according to leading business school dean
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Finland ups HE target to 60 per cent after years of lagging behind
Achieving bold attainment goal requires country to overcome fears about ‘over-education’ and provide the right resources, say university leaders
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Gaza’s destroyed universities ‘must be rebuilt by Palestinians’
As a report details systematic destruction of hundreds of university buildings, with thousands of students killed, Gazan university leaders tell THE higher education can still bring hope
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Korea ‘breaks new ground’ with Latin American courses deal
Country shifts soft power focus to universities in developing world, buoyed by the success of its cultural exports
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Fears over ‘polishing’ of REF statements spark audit calls
Narrative format of environment statements may encourage institutions to ‘stretch the truth’ with misrepresentations ‘hard to prove’, experts fear
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How African students are driving sustainability from the ground up
From beach clean-ups to integrating greener practices in curricula and institutions, student participation is key if we want young people to drive Africa’s future sustainability, say Belinda Mensah...
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Authors, reviewers and editors should not be left to endure AI anxiety alone
Publishers must stop treating AI governance as an ethical burden to be outsourced to those already overburdened and under-rewarded, says Mai Zaki
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Job cuts fuel staff discontent at Lincoln and Northumbria
UCU declares ‘no confidence’ in Lincoln management while redundancy plans prompt fresh dispute in north east
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French innovation funder edges closer after ministerial backing
Finance minister backs task force’s call for ‘new breakthrough innovation entity’ to work with German equivalent
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Deakin calls off restructure and apologises for ‘unsettling’ staff
Interim leader drops plans to lose 150 jobs amid reports that announcement of process ‘blindsided’ university’s council
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UK to close Turing exchange scheme when it rejoins Erasmus+
Post-Brexit programme established by Boris Johnson’s government shuttered after supporting 200,000 participants
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Academic-industry PhD students ‘face conflicting priorities’
Gaps in understanding between universities and their external partners leave students in a ‘vulnerable position’, report finds
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UK research collaboration ‘hampered by poor transport links’
Faster rail services between major UK research hubs and stronger incentives to work together could deliver innovation benefits, says report