Plaid Cymru: graduates who stay in Wales should receive a partial write-off of tuition debt
Ahead of the general election, Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru shadow education secretary, writes on his party's higher education vision
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Three-quarters of Thai universities ‘at risk of closure’
Lecturer warns that government plans to allow foreign universities to open campuses will 'endanger' Thai institutions
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Universities combine to steer German internet policy
New institute will receive €10 million a year for interdisciplinary research
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Plans to name university after Robert Mugabe condemned
Unions call decision an ‘insult’ to staff in Zimbabwe’s higher education sector
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Jailed Iranian academic's treatment a 'warning' to ex-pats
Ahmadreza Djalali is being used as a cautionary example to other scholars working outside Iran, academics claim
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Australian government hopeful that cuts and fee rises will pass
Minister puts blame on failure to budget for uncapping student numbers, as opposition mounts
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Dutch business school rocked by criticism of its links to Shell
Rotterdam School of Management contract with oil company ‘promised influence over curriculum and admissions’
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Could you sell your students to an employer in 30 seconds?
Universities should develop an ‘elevator pitch’ to promote their graduates, says Simon Ofield-Kerr
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Could Tehran be a future knowledge hub to match Beijing or Delhi?
Data analysis suggests the capital of Iran may be one to watch in terms of future knowledge hubs
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Journals’ statistics rules ‘help tackle reproducibility crisis’
Study outlines how publishers’ guidelines led to adoption of positive research practices
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Learning analytics: a better way to measure student satisfaction
Dragan Gasevic looks at how learning analytics can be used to support the student experience as a tool for learning gain
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AI bot ‘more than halves’ time students spend finding courses
‘Alex’, set to be rolled out at the Technical University of Berlin, is first chatbot to have benefits to students measured
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The celebrities using their money to pay students’ university tuition fees
Celebrities have been funding students’ university tuition for years by setting up scholarships. But recently, spurred by social media, more and more celebrities seem to be taking a more direct...
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Jacques Biot: ‘We must prepare our students for the fourth industrial revolution’
Ahead of the THE Innovation and Impact Summit, École Polytechnique president Jacques Biot urges universities to prepare for ‘Industry 4.0’
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Durham’s ‘repositioning’ to create 300 academic jobs
Vice-chancellor believes international scholars can be tempted away from the golden triangle and to the North of England