‘Endemic micro-cheating’ by academics ‘going unpunished’
Growing levels of questionable research practices have been overshadowed by a ‘moral panic’ over student use of AI, says education dean
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Megacompanies fuel Vietnam’s new wave of ambitious universities
Innovative models of higher education, unimaginable in the West, are emerging in a big, youthful country confronting a demographic and economic crossroads
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The OfS-Sussex verdict is logically flawed. It can’t be allowed to stand
Without correction by a higher court, the likely result will be confusion about what the Freedom of Speech Act requires, says Abhishek Saha
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Researchers ‘much more likely to leave UK’ than other professions
Academics who relocate to country among the most likely to only stay short term because of precarious contracts and global opportunities
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Staff demand ‘Cambridge weighting’ as strike action extended
University urged to follow Oxford’s lead and give staff extra allowance to cope with city’s high living costs
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Australian budget bankrolls R&D overhaul by ‘moving funding’
Treasury also implements A$11 million levy to fund National Student Ombudsman, and ‘enhanced security’ of student visa applications
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Further teaching grant cuts ‘would undermine tuition fee rise’
Ministers urged to protect budget for ‘strategic priorities’ as government funding cuts over past decade place higher burden on graduates
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DfE unveils £6 million centres in ‘deliberate shift’ on research
New flagship university-based research centres may signal end of intentional sidelining of pedagogy academics
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Victorian universities boost annual earnings by A$1bn
Latest tranche of financial accounts depicts a sector in hearty financial health, despite policy volatility
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VUW anoints provost Bryony James as incoming v-c
Cornish engineer specialising in the properties of food bites off leadership role at capital city university
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Non-Anglo countries ‘increasingly favoured’ for study abroad
Visa cost and ‘complexity’ among the factors pushing students away from traditional education destinations, survey finds
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Black studies master’s course to close at Birmingham City
University to shutter course less than a year after it launched, despite vice-chancellor’s commitment to training next generation of black academics
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Nottingham ‘would run out of money’ by 2031 without further cuts
Vice-chancellor defends deep job losses at embattled institution, insisting restructure will help it adapt to changed environment in higher education
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No plan to stop ‘disorderly exit’ if university goes bust, say MPs
Uncertainty remains on whether students would be locked out of classrooms mid-semester if a university folded, education committee warns