The Home Office must stop reheating ruinous ideas on student immigration
Cutting off a £26 billion UK success story at the knees would be self-inflicted economic vandalism, says Tim Bradshaw
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Professor’s firing over ‘threats’ was racist, claims AAUP
Black academic suing former institution after it alleged he had advocated for ‘killing white people’
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Switzerland’s one-way Erasmus substitute falling short
Only four universities hitting Europe’s 20 per cent target, but immobile institutions say agency figures belie specific barriers and possibilities of domestic exchanges
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Don’t fear ChatGPT: education will always trump technology
Education has been incorporating and reimagining the threats and possibilities of tech for decades. AI will be no different, says Paul Breen
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‘Disillusionment’ driving Hong Kong’s record dropout rate
Administrators unalarmed, noting more applicants could come from mainland China, especially Greater Bay Area
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Business schools must teach the value of disobedience over climate
Tackling global warming needs a radical shift in business management. Graduates must force it on their employers, says Oliver Laasch
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Latest UK sector pay offer ‘as far as we can go’, say employers
Leaders warn more universities likely to face financial difficulties in coming months as pay stretched to ‘limits of affordability’
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Working hours plan ‘sends mixed messages’ on overseas students
Reported proposal to let international students take on more part-time work criticised as ‘short-sighted’
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Nobelist and ex-vaccines chief join newly established Aria
Sir David MacMillan and Dame Kate Bingham join board as ‘high-risk, high-reward’ starts work
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English HE bill anticipated with focus on lifelong loans
Government said to be aiming for ‘uncontroversial’ legislation on LLE, with future of plans to limit student entry unclear
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Scepticism as US senator plans university in Latin America
Proposed act to strengthen ties between neighbouring continents would be seen as too ideological and unworkable, say experts
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Do university bans on terms like ‘fieldwork’ go too far?
As institutions attempt to make language more inclusive, scholars question whether changing language with negative connotations has the opposite effect
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Germany’s ‘exploited’ student assistants waiting weeks to be paid
Early taste of academic precarity reported in biggest-ever survey of student-employees, although rectors’ conference questions reliability of a union-commissioned study
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No-confidence votes are a last resort that should never be needed
Rather than attempting to block resolutions, university leaders should focus on creating people-first cultures, says Hanfu Mi
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‘Conflict-seeking’ OfS vows to reset engagement with universities
Chief executive Susan Lapworth says regulator will ‘respond positively and practically’ to recommendations from highly critical report