NSW governance probe recommends scrutiny of UTS and Wollongong
‘Focused interim action’ required on a sector that politicians say is ‘sacrificing fundamental social benefits in the pursuit of corporate outcomes’
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Australian sector braces for ‘more control’ in looming strategy
Notwithstanding other ‘unfinished business’ in international education, government maintains focus on integrity and numbers
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Academics risk ‘losing craft of feedback’ if outsourced to AI
Productivity gains from using technology to mark students’ work a ‘false economy’ given loss of skills and relationships, argues new paper
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‘Confidence without attitude’: Haas dean aims for bolder approach
New leader of top business school believes it has been ‘underselling’ itself and needs to show its worth in world buffeted by Trump, AI and continued questioning of MBAs
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Rockets are not good metaphors for research success
How we describe research groups can shape how we lead them. It’s time we abandon images that normalise exploitation, says Anders Bach-Mortensen
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Unite calls 24-hour strike at three Scottish universities
Cleaners, security guards and technicians to walk out after unions reject below-inflation pay rise
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Student loan interest rates capped at 6 per cent over Iran war
Maximum interest rate to be limited as Westminster government continues to look at wider reforms to controversial student finance system
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‘Past its peak’ US higher education system faces ‘polycrisis’
Series of pressures sector faces could trigger a shift from ‘college for all’ toward ‘college for some’, according to futurist
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Tackle ‘AI slop’ in education research ‘or lose teacher trust’
Teacher-turned-sleuth Stephen Vainker warns rise of chatbot language in journals will further erode school confidence in education faculties
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UK job cuts hit English and modern languages staff hardest
‘Vicious cycle’ of course closures means system ‘gradually losing breadth and depth of expertise’
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The UK needs a big debate on the sustainability of TPS for post-92s
Northumbria’s move to encourage staff on to USS is not about saving costs. It will allow pay to keep up with other research-intensives, says Andy Long
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Is mass cheating the inevitable result of AI’s rise?
The brief launch of an app promising to attend students’ lectures as well as write their assignments caused some academics to despair at a dystopian near-future in which learning becomes a pointless...
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