The recent lockdowns highlighted the strains in student housing provision in several countries. As students puzzle over why their universities have so little power to extract refunds from private...
Physical events are not going away but they must open up and embrace the best of the digital world, says Jim Woodgett
If policymakers are worried about the cost of degrees, why aren’t living expenses taken into account?
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Plan S shift backed by European Commission will be ‘detrimental’ to researchers, says commission-created ERC
Senior scientists and sector bodies call for more ‘reasonable’ financial terms that would allow the UK to join Horizon Europe
Senior figures from Chicago, King’s College London and Melbourne say new metrics could be incorporated into global league tables to prove value of higher education
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Democrat plan would direct billions to institutions tackling neediest students
Too-high targets overburden female academics with administrative work and hold back their careers, research foundation concludes
Daily tweets, cake baking and discussion of James Bond film titles have all helped keep Anthony Smith sane
Still on mute? Then let’s begin, says Emma Rees
Horizon Europe will receive only a tiny fraction of an unprecedented €750 billion pandemic recovery package
While universities have been made to jump through extra hoops, Scott Morrison says they are being treated like any other billion-dollar business
Changes to EU plans could deter UK government by making it net contributor to Horizon Europe, UUKi director warns