Academics and caterers at the same table, eating from root to tip
Hopes project could lead to recipe book, in ‘important’ example of collaboration between professional services staff and researchers
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‘Inexplicable’: Australian student visa refusals at record high
Ban on dependants looks all but meaningless as primary applicants struggle for admission
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AI-only research grant rejection in UKRI-funded call sparks alarm
Artificial intelligence used to cull half of applications submitted by cybersecurity scholars, before they got to human eyes
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Tighter research security has ‘chilling effect’ on collaboration
Report finds academics critical of heightened research security measures ahead of upcoming government strategy
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ResearchPlus at odds with Russell Group on minimum entry standards
Head of new mission group for smaller ‘research-led’ universities rejects minimum tariff and differential fee plans endorsed by larger institutions
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Edinburgh course cuts ‘abandoning Scottish culture and students’
But university says one in five degrees going had no students on them, and researcher argues Gaelic studies can be foregrounded in broader programmes
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China ‘spends $7 million’ on research for retracted papers
With country now holding largest share of research retractions globally, scholars hope putting a number on the problem will trigger action
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Mathematics needs a sober reckoning with AI
OpenAI’s solving of an iconic challenge to flex its technological muscles raises deep questions about how mathematicians view their subject, says Jon Keating
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Trump urged to raise detention of US scholar with Xi
Researcher was held at airport on way to participate in academic workshop, and has not been seen for more than 100 days
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Overeducation a ‘persistent’ problem as Australians skill up
New report suggests Australians, particularly women, are educating themselves more than ever to avoid going backwards
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News Talks podcast: Is Indonesia next higher education hot spot?
We discuss internationalisation efforts at Indonesian universities and whether the archipelago’s institutions will achieve global recognition on a par with its East Asian neighbours
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‘Closing their eyes’: university rape reporting criticised
But experts question whether recording rape separately from other forms of serious sexual misconduct is a sensible move
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International student suicides in South Korea ‘heartbreaking’
Suicide accounts for nearly one in five deaths among international students in Korea, calling into question the welfare support afforded to foreigners
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‘Damage already done’ as Australian dependants ban nears
The impact of Canberra’s latest rule changes on university enrolments might be muted by prior effect of student visa refusals
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Voters sour on increasing tuition fees and university funding
Polling suggests sector is public’s lowest priority for education investment