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Impact Rankings 2023: Australia and Canada set pace for sustainability
As Australia and Canada lead the overall table, THE data show universities worldwide grappling with the affordable housing crisis and demands to divest away from fossil fuels
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Arif Ahmed appointed OfS’ first free speech director
University of Cambridge philosopher takes on crucial role following the passing of England’s new free speech legislation
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Impact Rankings 2023 digital edition
Universities worldwide are serious about sustainability. The record number of submissions to our rankings demonstrates that higher education is determined to make a difference on the issue and...
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Universities made SDGs a priority, now they must speed up progress
Having embraced Sustainable Development Goals, higher education has to accelerate their wider use and impact, says Rachel Kyte
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Demand for computer science courses tests US campuses
First new college in half century at UC Berkeley reflects a nationwide effort to meet relentless rise in student interest in computing
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Loan repayment anomaly adds A$300 to Australian students’ debts
Issue was not a problem before inflation started sky-rocketing but has now led to calls for system to be overhauled
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TEF gold award recipients ‘teach fewer disadvantaged students’
Gaps between quality of providers’ teaching and the students they cater for identified in new Hepi report
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The UK’s visa crackdown risks bursting universities’ safety bubble
Strong financial health at sector level conceals wide institutional variation. If growth is choked off, whole universities could fail, says James Brackley
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Universities must be able to debate sex versus gender identity
Universities are places where ideas are proposed and improved. It shouldn’t be so hard to discuss an issue with far-reaching implications, say 20 academics
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Work together to ensure refugees can access HE, UN adviser says
Refugee participation in tertiary education rises from 1 to 6 per cent in four years but much more needs to be done, congress hears
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Cape Town chair resigns following critical report
It means both the university’s vice-chancellor and chair of council have stepped down inside just a few months
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Main graduate school admissions test revised as use drops by half
Makers of GRE seek to revamp standardised test after universities raise concerns over diversity and value
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Tshilidzi Marwala on tackling society’s issues with AI
The former vice-chancellor of the University of Johannesburg on the complexities of leading an institution in Africa
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High REF scores linked to strong journal impact factors – study
World-leading research identified by UK’s Research Excellence Framework was also found in less well cited journals