Shigeo Katsu: a crisis is too important to let go
A crisis is too important an opportunity to pass up, says Nazarbayev University president Shigeo Katsu
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Sigbritt Karlsson: we must embrace change
Sustainability has been pushed to the forefront and we need to embrace change, says the president of KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
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Nic Smith: time to create a new environment
Relevant experiences and research will lead to unique experiences, says Queensland University of Technology provost, Nic Smith
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Yusuf Al-Turki: universities must develop robust systems
Hybrid teaching system the way of the future, says university vice-president of graduate studies and research
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Coronavirus: a message to our global community
At a time of unprecedented disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, all of THE’s teams have adapted to support the global higher education community however we can. The public health crisis has...
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‘Devil in the detail’ on Australian post-study work visa reform
Indian education agents call for 25 per cent reduction in fees as courses move online
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International Chinese students are victims of new Cold War
Vilified abroad and distrusted in their homeland, Chinese students overseas have been marginalised as a result of a geopolitical struggle beyond their control, says Brian Wong
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English universities lobby for bailout after A-levels fiasco
UUK and MillionPlus make call via task force amid fears some universities could lose hundreds of students each after lifting of number controls
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Elite Chinese institution puts limits on joining foreign webinars
Online restrictions, which mirror existing rules for in-person events, raise academic freedom concerns
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Partnerships, not branch campuses, seen as likely in India
Brick-and-mortar foreign universities not viable without further details, conference hears
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US admissions counsellors push to end standardised tests
Opponents seize momentum as pandemic leaves majority of US universities test-optional
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Religion Matters: An Introduction to the World’s Religions, by Stephen Prothero
Robert A. Segal questions the assumptions behind a wide-ranging survey of world religions
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Higher education needs a new model for global partnerships
International collaborations should focus on building institutions rather than individuals, say Adam Habib and Imraan Valodia
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Canberra seeks veto over university links with foreign powers
Proposed legislation could ‘throw the baby out with the bathwater’, opposition warns