A science superpower still needs business and management research
Funding is declining but business school research is as vital as science to post-pandemic economic recovery, says Zahir Irani
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Self-censorship on China ‘increasingly normalised’
Australian report warns that students and academics alike are learning to stay silent
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Major online players 2U and edX join forces in $800 million deal
Deal will enable for-profit provider 2U to reach almost 40 million learners on edX
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Scotland eyes collaboration for ‘geographic and sector coherence’
SFC sector review set up by Scottish government calls for more strategic approach, but does not advocate nationally planned mergers
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Major gift bankrolls ‘second renaissance’ for Warburg Institute
Ambitious plans should enable research centre to apply its unique insights to ‘contemporary cultural, political and social understanding’
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Rachel Hewitt named next MillionPlus chief executive
Hepi number two to succeed Greg Walker at mission group
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Attila Brungs moves across Sydney to join UNSW as v-c
Alumnus and established academic to take the helm at highly ranked university
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Northeastern move for Mills meets big Silicon Valley demand
While not complete or explained, Boston-Oakland partnership may ease major technology-university bottleneck
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Europe to splash €35 billion on research in pandemic stimulus
Wave of money is ‘truly unprecedented’, says Italian rectors’ head, but some worry the money is too focused on technology transfer and that national plans overlap
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Canada hopes industrial policy will fuel science spending
Academic scientists, frustrated by years of lean budgets, again urged to value stimulating corporate innovation
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Post-Covid university management will be an exercise in give and take
If leaders don’t proceed with openness and consideration towards nervous staff, it is students who will ultimately suffer, says Rachel Gallardo
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The Wealth of Refugees, by Alexander Betts
David Owen on a compelling case for interdisciplinary analysis of refugee economies
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University Impact Forum to tackle SDG 3 at a local and global scale
The next University Impact Forum will feature insights from leading figures in global healthcare
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Covid forces campus closures across Australia
Restrictions reimposed as isolated infections trigger domino effect