Chinese women eye more study as state exhorts motherhood
Overseas universities could profit from ‘escape route’ role, as China’s women resist political pressure to produce the next generation
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UK’s ‘high potential’ visa still ‘too focused on US universities’
Home Office list of top-ranked universities giving graduates visa eligibility adds two Chinese institutions, but stretching to India ‘would boost UK employers’
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Portuguese universities look to diversify international links
Government signals review of older US tie-ups and appetite for more Brazilian students, as leading rector says institutions do not have to build their strategies on English-language tuition
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Braverman exit must prompt a better offer to overseas staff and students
As UK home secretary, James Cleverly should offer a warmer welcome to people who bring skills, resources and so much more, says Tim Bradshaw
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Gulf universities ‘must lead green transition’ on skills
Zaki Nusseibeh, chancellor of United Arab Emirates University, says universities must evolve with the world to take advantage of the green transition
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British Library websites offline for weeks after cyberattack
Difficulties in access to online and physical collections at UK’s national library persist following ransomware incident
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Arab University Rankings 2023 digital edition
In the Arab world, some countries face multiple crises while others enjoy stability and wealth. Our rankings reflect that diversity, highlighting the Gulf states’ advance and the struggles elsewhere
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Republicans blame campus diversity efforts for antisemitism
Leftist faculty and high overseas enrolments also targeted in congressional hearing
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Arab University Rankings 2023: results announced
Saudi Arabia’s KAUST leads table for the first time, driven by its research performance
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Arab University Rankings 2023: UAE leads on collaboration
Institutions in the UAE stand out for their high levels of cooperation with both global and regional institutions
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Arab University Rankings 2023: a region of resilience and growth
Even as many universities struggle to keep the lights on, others reap the rewards of strong investment and tumult elsewhere, writes Pola Lem
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Australian bill criminalises unauthorised research collaborations
As country proposes tough new sanctions for sharing regulated technologies, except with the UK and US, sceptic asks whether nuclear submarine pact is worth the trouble
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R1: top US research status gets easier to reach
After historically black institutions spend years seeking funding worthy of R1 status, main higher education grouping agrees to loosen the terms of inclusion
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Price: Phakeng ‘poor appointment’ but UCT was ‘poisoned chalice’
As governance report castigates his successor, former Cape Town vice-chancellor says he is not surprised by findings but that anyone would have struggled to lead Africa’s most highly ranked...
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Hong Kong sedition charge ‘conundrum’ for overseas universities
Institutions ‘must do more’ to ensure safety of students on their campuses and see that learners know the repercussions of actions abroad, says scholar