Toronto ‘sends global signal’ with home fees for overseas PhDs
President Meric Gertler says move will boost international numbers at university whose urban location shapes its profile and research activities
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Fake applications ‘reveal anti-Asian discrimination in academia’
Survey of German professors finds US-based doctoral candidates favoured over counterparts in Singapore or Vietnam
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The 10 most beautiful universities in Australia
Beauty is supposedly in the eye of the beholder, but who is immune to the charms of these Australian universities?
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Women’s careers are not like pipelines
The ‘leaky pipeline’ metaphor for the lack of women at senior levels of academia can demotivate those whose professional paths meander, says Aileen Fyfe
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TEF must learn from failed Oxford lawsuit
A law graduate’s attempt to sue the University of Oxford for £1 million over ‘inadequate teaching’ sheds far more light on how students learn than current TEF metrics, says Gill Evans
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Harvard picks Lawrence Bacow as next president
Former Tufts University head to succeed Drew Faust in July
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Caution over Turnitin’s role in fight against essay mills
New software to identify ghostwritten essays welcomed, but experts say it is not a panacea
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Student satisfaction ‘unrelated’ to academic performance – study
Open University study finds that, while students dislike collaborative learning, they are more likely to pass if they take part in it
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John Sutherland: fees a ‘con’ to keep younger generation down
After writing The War on the Old, UCL professor turns to The War on the Young
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Teaching assistant robots will reinvent academia
Successful trials of a robot tutor should encourage universities to ask which roles can never be replaced by artificial intelligence, argues Robert MacIntosh
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Graduates ‘more likely to oppose redistribution of income’
New research challenges narrative that in recent political battles, university leavers have tilted to the left
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Turkey is taking everything from academics
Attending the criminal trial of a dissident scholar brings home the inhumanity of Turkey’s academic purge, says Masi Noor, and underlines the importance of showing solidarity
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Irish applications to UK universities continue downward path
Latest data show that Republic is no longer source of strongest demand for UK courses within EU
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Sweden aims to create ‘Nordic knowledge hub’
Government inquiry on internationalisation also calls for increased outbound mobility
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Brits in America: sexism, safety and strength
Casual sexist comments and on-campus assaults are just two of the things bringing down Harvard’s commitment to gender equality, writes Raphaëlle this month