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Chinese students and researchers have "little or no idea" about academic ethics and misconduct, a study suggests.

As bad behaviour mars the US sector, observers point to lack of ethical code for all scholars. Jon Marcus reports

UCL professors say 'major restructuring' will be needed to sustain UK sector. Paul Jump reports

University of Tehran scholar condemns quantity over quality approach. Hannah Fearn reports

Prime minister's delegation agrees joint research projects and greater cooperation. Paul Jump reports

No evidence of 'shortcomings', but review proposes measures to boost clarity. Rebecca Attwood writes

Civil servant's departure leaves department with 'dearth of experience', Hannah Fearn writes

Institution heads cite 'intransigent staff' as one of their greatest constraints, writes John Morgan

Martin Bean sees Lord Browne's review as chance to help restore ELQ funding, writes Simon Baker

Academic proposes 'Hippocratic oaths' for scholars and managers. Rebecca Attwood reports

Initiative seeks sustainable ways to preserve collections. Matthew Reisz reports

Students are being given more information, but many don't seek it out. Rebecca Attwood reports

The US academy should treat discrimination against Christian students or scholars as seriously as it would racism or sexism, according to Timothy Larsen, for Inside Higher Ed

At the heart of Japan’s decline is a dearth of international collaboration. Paul Jump reports

Universities’ competitive position is at stake, warns Beveridge review. Hannah Fearn reports

Report says short courses would harm research and make students less employable. John Morgan writes

Strategy ties 'enlightened self-interest' to creation and spread of knowledge. Hannah Fearn reports

UCLA business school dean tells Sarah Cunnane how sector can cope with global retrenchment

We all know China is serious about investing in its universities. But it is also serious about measuring and benchmarking their performance.

Average annual fees for foreign undergraduates surpass £10,000 barrier. John Morgan reports