UKRI success rates fall as grant applications ramp up
Overall funding decisions more than double to almost 40,000 thanks to Covid-related grants
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New Zealand seeks all gain, no pain in ‘high value’ overseas pivot
Discussion document seeks feedback on vision of international education Utopia
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Hong Kong gets to grips with security law’s ‘invisible red line’
Academics are ‘groping along blindly’ in a fierce debate over whether certain phrases or subjects are still legal
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Overseas study augments advantages of China’s elite graduates
Those who can afford it get top degrees both at home and abroad, report shows
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Mobile students prepared to quarantine, but reluctant to pay
International learners increasingly confident about starting their course as planned, according to survey
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Arts cuts are false economies
Shutting off the talent pipeline into the creative industries risks the UK’s reputation for creativity and its potential for growth, says Anne Carlisle
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R&D for creative technology must be stepped up post-Covid
The pandemic highlighted UK creative industries’ innovative capacity. Public research spending choices should reflect that, says Andrew Thompson
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Arab University Rankings 2021: results announced
Saudi Arabia dominates top of new regional table, while Egypt is most-represented nation overall
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Most overseas study plans ‘unchanged by pandemic’
Traditional worries like cost and job prospects trump would-be international students’ safety and travel concerns, survey finds
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Alec Cameron swaps Aston for RMIT
Australian academic administrator and former engineering executive returns amid policy focus on commercialising research
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Dodging the ethics of educating in repressive regimes is unsustainable
Ethical reviews must become the cornerstone of Western universities’ internationalisation strategies, says Peter Brady
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UK public ‘don’t see universities as a front line in culture wars’
Ex-pollster who leads Policy Institute at King’s sees public support for universities enduring despite culture wars angst
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Rare victory for Turkish scholars as protests force rector’s exit
Campaigners at Boğaziçi University say their victory could inspire others – but also fear a harsher crackdown under a new appointee
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Defence research ‘antidote’ to Covid’s lost billions: thinktank
Formalised defence R&D ties could recoup one-quarter of the research funds lost from Australia’s ailing international education industry