Male students most hurt by 'sophomore slump'
Large-scale quantitative analysis of university grades confirms the existence of slump in second-year marks first observed in the 1950s
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Karolinska Institute scandal: systemic failures or individual errors?
Sweden’s leading university pledges to learn after government intervenes in Macchiarini affair
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More information on disability support will boost study abroad
A lack of advice on access and support is a key reason why disabled students are less likely to leave their home country, campaigners say
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Top 10 scenic locations to study abroad
Stunning photography by international students captures the most scenic destinations to study abroad
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Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings 2017 methodology
Ranking of US universities and colleges puts student success and learning at its heart
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Australia’s politicians will ‘return to table’ on fee deregulation
QUT v-c warns sector vulnerable when budget ‘reality finally hits’
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Turkey’s purge of academia leads to record asylum requests
Post-coup crackdown has led to a huge number of requests for help, say charities for at-risk scholars
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Brexit cloud looms over sunny Liverpool
The historic UK referendum result is a challenge to the core beliefs of those attending this year’s EAIE annual conference, says Jack Grove
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Juncker EU speech criticised for ‘gaps’ on research
European Commission funding priorities come under fire for what the EUA believes are their neglect of universities and science
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Postgraduates who teach: an overlooked and undervalued group
University of Essex vice-chancellor Anthony Forster outlines his university’s plans for postgraduates who take on teaching responsibilities – a thorny issue for the UK higher education sector
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Australia’s ‘diaspora strategy’
Christopher Ziguras looks at how Australia's universities are seeking to build stronger relationships with alumni
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Top undergraduate employers in UK, rated by students
Microsoft is the best rated employer for undergraduates, and the number of placements available in the UK is rising
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Interview with Melissa Fleming, spokesperson for the UNHCR
Melissa Fleming, spokesperson and head of communications and public information for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, discusses the vital nature of her work
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Brazil’s Science Without Borders programme deserves more credit
José Celso Freire Junior makes the case for international student exchange programmes