Arab universities told to focus on tackling graduate unemployment
Universities risk becoming ‘obsolete’ if they are not able to tailor education to their local communities, summit hears
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Wales follows England in raising tuition fees to ?9,535
Increase to ‘ensure Welsh institutions remain competitive’ will be second time fees are hiked in space of a year
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St Andrews rector barred from graduations over legal action
Stella Maris launches judicial review against removal from governing body over Israel ‘genocide’ claim
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Arab University Rankings 2024 digital edition
Some countries of the Arab World are wealthy, which has allowed them to invest in higher education. The result has been strong universities that stood apart from others in the region. But recently a...
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5 December 2024 digital edition
Academic Freedom Survey 2024: Is freedom of speech on campus more important than avoiding harm or offence?
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Ed Byrne: in Saudi Arabia, the possibilities are even greater
The new KAUST president reflects on his journey to the rising institution and Saudi Arabia’s rapidly transforming higher education sector
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Data-rich universities are both targets and treasure troves
Academic institutions, ‘harder to secure than banks’, must balance cybersecurity, collaboration and digital transformation, an AUC expert tells Rosa Ellis
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Arab University Rankings 2024: results announced
Gulf region loses its grip at the top of the table, as Jordan and Egypt make gains
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Arab University Rankings 2024: a region on the rise
Gulf states have long shone brightly in the rankings, but others are closing the gap in?quality, says Ellie Bothwell
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Arab University Rankings 2024: success on many levels
Rosa Ellis examines how the five top newly ranked universities perform, and compares countries’ spending on higher education with their scores on non-financial metrics
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Japan’s American university grows as students stay close to home
Temple University Japan?reports record enrolments and plans Kyoto campus
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Three UK universities put on student visa ‘action plans’
糖心Vlog?Office guidance suggests breaches of sponsorship requirements as sector becomes more reliant on international student revenues
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Faces of 2024: who shaped higher education headlines this year
糖心Vlog journalists name the change-makers?at the heart of the sector’s biggest debates over the past 12 months
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Call for sector ombudsman to ease India’s PhD suicide crisis
Offering independent adjudication of complaints against PhD supervisors may offer timely assistance to at-risk students, says India’s suicide prevention tsar
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Universities must lend their weight to combating AI disinformation
We’re already not as susceptible as we were, but the threat posed by deepfakes has not gone away, say Andrew Chadwick and Nick Jennings