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Approval of Jean-Eric Paquet’s transfer to Japan ambassador would create space for a more evangelical approach, observers say

Makers of upcoming computer game say the familiarity of campus life provides fertile ground for affectionate parody

Experts warn much of doctoral training must remain analogue, as European survey suggests almost all programmes are aiming for quality online

Two embryonic institutions are providing a teaching venue and mentorship for those fleeing from both sides of the war

Despite incremental reforms throughout Emmanuel Macron’s first term as president, France still has one of the most centralised higher education systems in Europe. As the election looms, Ben Upton examines attitudes towards institutional autonomy and asks whether its supposed effects on equality and academic freedom are limiting appetite for more

As Ukrainian universities resume online teaching, experts say longer-term solutions must avoid brain drain and look to post-war recovery

EU officials want to take money for Chips Act, but government purseholders have ruled out using unspent project funds to replace it

Access to many courses will remain free, says head of Mooc pioneer, with participants charged for exams, interaction and certificates

Philosopher A. C. Grayling says scholars should not fight digitisation but should seek to protect academic freedom and avoid the creation of a gig economy

Informatics faculty turns its hand to creating tools to help civilians and hamper Russian attacks

Sweeping sanctions suggest international collaboration could become fragmented into regional power blocs, says sector leader