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Bumper postgraduate fee rises at some UK universities
Variable data in benchmarking tool suggest inflationary pressures yet to have full impact
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Some top performers in REF had big shift to ‘teaching’ roles
But overall data on reclassification of staff does not show obvious impact on results
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Don’t abandon ‘micro’ courses to ‘Wild West’, says ex-minister
Lifelong Learning Commission says proposals to exclude microcredentials from loan entitlement are a mistake
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Time to redraw Australian funding system, Schmidt tells Labor
This year’s positive financial results mask urgent need for historic reform to ease reliance on international students, says Nobelist
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The West should not turn its back on Russian academics and students
Preserving human capital for the post-Putin era is in everyone’s interests, say Dmitry Dubrovsky and Gleb Yarovoy
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WUR 3.0: changes to our international outlook measures
We will measure outbound student exchange and take into account the population size of a country to more fairly judge internationalisation, says Duncan Ross
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Zahawi wants OfS to audit foreign donations for free speech risk
Education secretary proposes amendment to higher education legislation to address calls for more transparency
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Freeman: UK ‘ready’ to walk away from Horizon Europe
‘Deeply problematic’ deadlock over Britain’s membership of European research scheme cannot continue, warns science minister ahead of ‘last round of talks’
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Nepalese peak a new red flag for Australian enrolment
Sky-high application and grant rates prompt fresh integrity concerns
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Free Speech Union legal pressure forces Essex harassment changes
Case spotlights FSU’s influence and prospect of its mounting bigger legal actions against universities once free speech bill becomes law
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Tenure threatened in US more by universities than politicians
While lawmakers get attention for criticising tenure and working to weaken it, campus hiring practices seen doing more damage
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New Zealand confident of international enrolment’s Covid recovery
Nation adds new work restrictions for overseas students and avoids any new recovery aid, as education minister sees extended lockdown raising value of its campuses
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Talking leadership 29: Christopher Eisgruber on free speech and widening access
The Princeton University president discusses the oversimplification of the free speech debate and his personal journey of discovery kicked off by his son’s school project
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Auditors gave Buckingham ‘uncertain’ verdict on 2019 finances
Private university recorded £17 million deficit in 2019 and a potential £119,000 fine for late filing of accounts, as Crewe campus left problems