‘I make it a point to not be influenced by the naysayers’
Angie Amon talks about how being a black working-class woman has motivated her to do a PhD
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#UniAdviceWeek: Twitter takeover by a student with a disability
Going to university with a disability poses a number of challenges but, in a THE Student Twitter takeover, Chloe Tear shares how she overcomes these
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Brits in America: hard work pays when nothing else will
While in the classroom at Harvard University, student wealth is hardly an issue. But come summer it is an entirely different story, writes Raphaëlle Soffe
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University life in: China
What is it like to study in China? Find out everything you need to know about fees, accommodation and lifestyle when going to university in China
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International perspective: a Belarusian student in Lithuania
As the home of a number of global companies and many start-ups, Lithuania offers many opportunities to students, says blogger Lydia Lysenkova
Professional Articles
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The week in higher education – 12 July 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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China could overtake US on research impact by mid-2020s
Trends analysis shows end of ‘US hegemony’ in research may not be far off
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International partnerships can fill the Brexit hole
The prospect of losing access to EU funding only strengthens the rationale for UK universities to develop deep, bilateral international partnerships, says Ed Byrne
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Micro-management of learning is killing creativity
Learning outcomes are very well intentioned, but their use discourages students from thinking outside the tick box, says Robert Nelson
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Overcharging international students is not the way to excel on the world stage
A trip to Rwanda convinced Daniel Haydon that Western universities are missing out on a lot of talent by opening themselves up to only the wealthiest