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Long-awaited new law enables closure of failing private institutions, but scholars warn it risks worsening regional divides and job insecurity for professors

Massive expansion of higher education out of Beijing the latest attempt to distribute resources more evenly across China¡¯s regions

Government¡¯s budget also aims to boost welfare of academics but scholars note lack of action on ¡®mushrooming¡¯ private sector

Concerns that services including ¡®100 per cent course management¡¯ pushed on Chinese-language social media are ¡®largely invisible¡¯ in West

Videos of glamorous scholars sipping coffee portray a lifestyle far removed from the toxic culture of overwork faced by academics, says Rituparna Patgiri

Two universities unite to create position aimed at increasing employability of international graduates when they return to home country

Success of Trump-inspired nationalist party will increase scrutiny over institutions¡¯ plans to grow overseas intakes, academics predict

Graduates of ¡®renowned¡¯ domestic or overseas universities targeted as part of bid to become technological superpower

Chulalongkorn University bans sleeveless tops, short skirts and open-toed shoes, prompting wider debate about freedoms on campus

Only one US university has so far announced an Indian outpost. That¡¯s because the process is still too onerous, says Richard Joseph

Mark E. Smith eyes destinations ¡®closer to home¡¯ for next overseas site after moving quickly to become first to get going in India

I foresee that we will go back to the situation of 25 years ago, when only a small Chinese elite was able to study abroad, says Sabrina Wang