Revise and resubmit: consultants ordered to redo merger report
Government demands changes after internet sleuths identify errors, as analyses of past mergers cast doubt on benefits
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Access to supercomputers under more pressure as AI boosts demand
Academics turn to private sector as research into machine learning fuels massive growth in computational needs
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Korea ‘targets quality over quantity’ with language requirements
Korean speakers given preferential visa treatment, in move experts say shows ‘recalibration’ of internationalisation goals
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Student recruitment cuts at poor performers as TEF ‘given teeth’
Providers awarded ‘requires improvement’ rating to have cohorts reduced by 10 per cent a year as new OfS chief executives get tough on poor-quality provision
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Explained: How the new Teaching Excellence Framework will operate
Refreshed system intended to address the ‘small’ proportion of ‘bad courses’ the Office for Students believes are ‘tarnishing the reputation’ of the HE sector
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Australia must be careful what it wishes for on international HE
What may just seem sensible policy tweaks can spark awkward questions from Asian parents. And lost trust is hard to regain, says Mukesh Dhamala
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Nearly a quarter of Ulster University staff apply for redundancy
Number of people wanting to leave institution far outweighs expectations, signalling lack of confidence in future direction, says UCU
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Ahmed warns v-cs over open support for political causes
Free speech tsar says senior leaders taking a stance on certain issues could be seen as position of institution as a whole
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Regional funding drive will have ‘winners and losers’ – McDonald
Science minister sets out plan to create ‘internationally significant clusters’ with new innovation fund as concerns mount over cuts at existing facilities
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Academic freedom at risk as Israeli universities ‘politicised’
New study charts how government has used political appointments to take greater control of its higher education sector
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Taxpayers ‘being short-changed’ when research commercialised
UKRI should do more to recover public money invested in research that leads to spin-out companies, Public Accounts Committee says
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New Zealand academics strike over pay as general election looms
R&D funding boosts and student loan repayment cuts floated as major and minor parties joust over tertiary education policy