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New scholarship programme will keep 1,000 government-funded students in Asia in further sign of the ‘rise of China in science’

YouGov survey finds 57 per cent of adults support a proposed tax on tuition fees paid by overseas students, even as universities warn of serious financial consequences

Academics warn recall-based exams are ‘obsolete’ and policing AI is ‘unrealistic’ after hundreds admit manipulating online exam at Yonsei University

Students struggling to find good jobs while employers say they cannot address skills shortages, Andreas Schleicher highlights

While staff protest efforts to cut hybrid working arrangements at Western institutions, university employees in Asia have long been back in the office full-time

Focus switches to lifelong learning, TNE and online education as UK schools seek to overcome financial and demographic challenges

City leader outlines how government is making help available for universities to recruit top scientists and researchers

New Chinese rule requiring proof of qualifications could benefit academics seeking to share research findings online, but critics fear more control over public debate

UK told to strengthen and protect its visa offer to international scientists if it wants to achieve ambition of becoming Europe’s leading life sciences economy

Government’s antisemitism adviser condemns masked protesters who disrupted lecture being given by Israeli economics professor

Institutions named by the Punjab government rule themselves out, as experts question the viability of foreign expansion into the country