‘Onerous’ four-year visas ‘would deter PhD students from US’
Forcing doctoral students to extend their visas after four years could lead them to look elsewhere, experts warn
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‘Not growth for growth’s sake’: Barrow campus targets progression
University of Cumbria opens doors of new campus in town where only 13 per cent of school leavers continue on to higher education
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Why are Polish researchers losing faith in Donald Tusk?
Hopes were high that the end of the far-right Law and Justice Party’s eight years in power would herald a new dawn, after needed reforms to research assessment were undermined by politicisation. But...
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Online growth can save struggling US universities
Demographic and political headwinds are threatening the future of many colleges. But, done right, online education can be their saviour, says Sumit Karn
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‘Freedom and fairness’ concerns drive PhD scholars to stay abroad
Political issues motivate Turkish PhD students to move abroad but sociocultural and professional anxieties stop them from returning, study finds
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Nepali students struggle to pay fees amid political crisis
Experts have urged overseas universities to be flexible after banking shutdowns left Nepali students unable to transfer tuition fees or access loans
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Agents believe US ‘no longer safe for international students’
Decline in perceptions of both the UK and US as welcoming destinations, but UK remains most attractive
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Kyle ‘out of touch’ for claiming British students ‘lack drive’
Former science secretary accused British students of lacking ‘vigour’
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‘Chaos’ reigns in ‘consequence-free’ councils, says Senate report
Senate committee recommends major transparency and accountability changes to Australian universities’ governing bodies
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Former chancellor ‘owed thousands’ by cash crisis university
Ex-employees threaten legal action after collapse of private provider leaves salaries unpaid
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ANU rows back on cuts as others announce fresh restructure plans
University leaders rule out forced redundancies as proposed UTS cuts claim the spotlight
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China ‘no longer quick win’ as more British universities move in
Revived focus on Chinese TNE as wave of joint institutes approved could be hampered by changing student behaviour and stricter regulations
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TEF changes could lead to ‘more university mergers or closures’
Warnings revised TEF rules could damage universities with a widening participation agenda and fail to weed out bad actors
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