Talking leadership: Ahmad Dallal is educator first, administrator second
The American University in Cairo’s first Arab leader on helping people reskill, serving the community and taking on the ‘necessary evil’ of administration
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Universities are capable of change – but they must manage it better
Before undertaking change programmes, universities should devote more attention to designing how success will be achieved, says Paul Woodgates
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Campuses lag in researching sustainable cities and communities
Data shows that universities globally are underperforming in research towards SDG 11, although Oceania is ahead of others
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Has Australia fallen out of love with higher education?
Recruitment of domestic school-leavers is stagnant amid concerns over rising graduate debt levels and weak employment outcomes. With ministers keen to turbocharge enrolment to upskill the nation,...
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A political puzzle
It may be true that higher education rarely tops the agenda in electoral campaigns, but don’t be fooled – the politics is as fevered as ever
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9 November 2023 digital edition
Waving or drowning: The fluctuating appeal of higher education in Australia
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Board gender quotas ‘boost female numbers across senior ranks’
Despite backlash fears, quotas aimed at increasing proportion of women on academic boards can aid gender equality more broadly, study suggests
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Bias distortions in student evaluation of teaching ‘a myth’
Australian study highlights gap between ‘statistically significant’ and ‘meaningful’
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Gaza war drives new wave of academic emigration
Palestinian universities in West Bank face losing scholars, while Netanyahu opponents also predicted to leave Israel
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Domestic students squeezed out as UKRI PhD support contracts
Overall decline in number of doctoral candidates winning support masks even sharper drop among UK-domiciled applicants
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The week in higher education – 9 November 2023
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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‘Teach medical students about role of doctors in Nazi atrocities’
Lancet report says learning about medics’ role in the Holocaust could help students develop their own moral reasoning
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Russell Group wants £4 billion hike in UK research spend by 2030
Westminster government must match ambitious rhetoric with increased investment to keep pace with competition, says mission group’s manifesto
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Call the midwife to deliver students from a dark place on climate
Studying high art is still important, but popular culture can give humanities undergraduates better pointers on how to convert their refined understandings into practical action, rather than...
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English HE won’t get something for nothing from Labour
With helping students and graduates the likely priority, universities will have to make concessions for a share of any spare cash, says Jonathan Simons