Visa chaos ‘latest driver’ of ‘two-tiered Australian sector’
Risk-rating system, which punishes universities for visa refusals, merely the latest form of ‘structural disadvantage’
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V-cs prioritise fee hike and graduate visa in pre-election asks
Universities UK’s requests of an incoming government also include a review of the maintenance support package offered to students
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Swedish funding overhaul devalues basic research, leaders say
Scientists question whether abolition of major sector agencies is justified
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Cutting courses is dismal, but only collective effort will find a better way
No one should assume that university managers and consultants have all the solutions to UK universities’ financial woes, says Chris Moore
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City and St George’s merger confirmed for this summer
Sir Anthony Finkelstein to lead combined university, called City St George’s
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Which university systems deliver the most ‘bang for buck’?
Analysis of THE rankings data indicates which countries perform strongest in light of the funding that they get
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Graduate premium improves over time, Australian research shows
Data highlights career benefits of higher education amid pitch for more participation
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Regulator to investigate Leeds Trinity franchised provision
University’s subcontracted courses first to come under greater scrutiny from Office for Students
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Research jobs growth ‘going gangbusters’ – but not in universities
Australian study finds good prospects for research degree graduates, so long as they look beyond academia
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‘Raise your game’ on Indonesian education, Australia told
Election result in world’s fourth biggest nation underlines the need for better understanding of its neighbour
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Franchising ‘code of practice’ needed, says Hepi report
Sector should embrace ‘light touch’ regulation of subcontracted courses, argue leaders of Buckinghamshire New University
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Tardy interview expense repayments are limiting postdocs’ job chances
Upfront costs can run into thousands of pounds, so speedy repayment is vital for equal access to permanent employment, says Eleanor Palser
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Oxford tutors win right to be treated as employees
Two authors employed on service contracts for 15 years argued they were denied workplace rights
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Donor support for US higher education remains strong
Philanthropic gifts to colleges and universities reach near record levels, just as wealthy benefactors wield growing power over institutions