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Monash agrees deal to deliver programmes in Cambodia
Venture reflects imperatives to boost offshore efforts and engage more with region
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Funder review rights ‘leave researchers in impossible position’
Mandatory edits of research findings a ‘blind spot’ in integrity debate, says scholar who experienced government agency ‘interference’
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‘Give PhD archive attention it deserves,’ British Library urged
Scholars criticise lack of progress on restoring repository of 600,000 PhD theses more than two years after it was felled by cyberattack
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Ex-offenders offered scholarships as new data shows impact of HE
Calls for more support for people with experience of prison to access higher education as experts warn programmes being hampered by staff shortages
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‘Curse’ of student loan debt trap ‘demoralising the nation’
Most low-performing English students will not repay loans, argues campaigner, who says more needs to be done to educate people about system
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Why are grievances on the rise in UK universities?
Formal complaints have shot up in recent years, albeit from a low base. But where some see the inevitable effects of redundancies, hybrid working and an overdue crackdown on poor conduct, others...
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Universities are becoming the future of British independent film
Universities can produce commercially viable projects while giving the industry the sustainability and freedom to take risks on new talent, says Chris Nunn
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UCU hit with more strikes after staff claim ‘victimisation’
Further walkouts planned as part of internal row that has seen six weeks of disruption in past year alone
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Cardiff and Essex post deficits after big spend on severance pay
Financially troubled institutions pushed further into the red, with Aberdeen, Robert Gordon and Sheffield Hallam also losing money
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University of Tokyo Hospital head quits after bribery arrests
Resignation follows series of scandals involving academics at the leading institution
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Lab safety overhaul could save NZ$3 billion, universities say
Rule changes seen as way of improving safety while avoiding billions of dollars being wasted on ‘unnecessary compliance costs’
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Funding cuts undermining creative sector growth, say art schools
Exclusions from government funding pots exacerbating a challenging financial climate for creative institutions, which say talent pipeline for Labour’s priority sector at risk of being jeopardised
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Keep your name, James Cook University warned by minister
Council merely doing preparatory work, institution insists, after politician decries ‘historical revisionism’