From admissions to outreach and student data collection, the undergraduate journey must be reviewed to narrow unacceptable social and educational inequalities, say Kim Hunter Reed and Ray Belton
More fluid degree paths could help graduates develop critical thinking, academics say, amid concerns over how similar changes could affect recruitment
Enormous efforts to increase links between research fields have failed to consider how undergraduates can also benefit and contribute, says Stephanie Marshall
First postgraduate students start at new HKUST campus, signalling beginning of huge changes in the area
Beijing boosts early student participation in research as world becomes ‘less friendly’, but efforts could stall because of limited funding
Perennially underdone educational relationship ready to go to the next level, advocates say
Campaigners say academic publishers will have to ‘figure this out pretty darn fast’ as Biden sets 2025 deadline for switch to instant open access
Chapters’ severing of campus affiliation predicted to show US sector’s reluctance to challenge ‘Greek life’ abuses
Let’s not deprive our students of access to the full range of human experience in the name of protecting them, says Amna Khalid
The latest A-level data show concerning long-term trends in the popularity of humanities subjects, says Julia Black
‘Tentative signs’ the worst is over for lower tariff institutions after difficult decade since number controls lifted
Researchers say using improvisational comedy can improve their ability to communicate findings
As administration approves $10,000 baseline of loan forgiveness after long deliberation, universities promise hard look at pricing and value
US education firm involving ASU has 12 global partners and foresees future growth bringing scope to collect student learning data on mass scale
The regulations can be ambiguous, but the masturbation paper furore is a result of supervisors’ and reviewers’ lack of vigilance, says Michelle Shipworth