With a new home secretary, we need a new approach to immigration, too
Sajid Javid’s career shows the power of UK higher education – he should work to ensure that more young people can follow in his footsteps, says John Latham
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Emerging Economies Summit to take place in Morocco
The event will host the launch of the 2018 Times Higher Education Emerging Economies University Rankings
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The big push: are PhDs too tough?
Study suggests doctorates are now seen as a test of character rather than intellect
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Asean focus on ‘world-class’ universities ‘comes at local cost’
British Council conference to hear of downsides to focus on elite higher education institutions
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Nationalist style politics will trigger a new wave of international mobility
Looking at past trends, Rahul Choudaha predicts the motivations and expectations of the next wave of global students
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Going Global 2018: live coverage
All our coverage of Going Global in one place including opinion pieces, analysis and news highlights from the event
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University of Alberta defends controversial honorary degree
Canadian institution comes under fire over decision to hand award to David Suzuki, a critic of province’s energy industry
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Protests over plans to split up Turkish universities
Plans to dismantle institutions including Istanbul University are part of efforts to exert more political control over academia, critics say
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UK drops as Germany rises in innovative universities ranking
Brexit could be driving shift in rankings, Reuters suggests
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Novel insights: literary scholars tackle Brexit
Literary studies offer us vital tools for understanding the roots of Brexit and forging new styles of community, argues new book
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Victoria University of Wellington considers name change
New Zealand institution’s switch could end confusion with similarly named institutions around world
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Tony Chan appointed as next KAUST president
HKUST head to lead Saudi Arabian university from September
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Going Global 2018: Comparing HE's local impact globally could unlock valuable insights
Ahead of the British Council's Going Global conference in Malaysia, Simon Baker shows how local impact data could unlock new perspectives on global higher education
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Students' hard work rubs off on classmates' grades
Maastricht study finds less hard-working students benefit when taught with more persistent peers