Developing nations ‘at higher risk’ of research misconduct
Scholars more likely to falsify or fabricate data if they 'can get away with it', researchers say
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Majority of US students ‘overspend’ on university
Report finds that the average undergraduate pays twice the amount recommended by an affordability benchmarkÂ
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Bahrain academic to appeal against prison term
Electrical engineering professor Khalil Al-Halwachi jailed for 10 years on 'fabricated' weapons charges
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Campaign seeks to double share of UK students studying abroad
New target aims for 13.2 per cent of students to undertake international placements by 2020Â
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Professor's death sparks discussion of academic mental health
Political scientist at Arizona State University thought to have taken his own life
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Universities Australia: ‘enough is enough’ on budget cuts
Government warned against further reductions in sector funding in upcoming budget
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HE Bill: Labour 'will not oppose' new amendments
Government deal with opposition clears path to pass bill ahead of election
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Web series charts life as ‘dollar menu’ adjunct professor
Mackleen Desravines uses film to show that not all academics ‘have nice offices and fabulous lifestyles’
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Platforms and pathways build brighter future for Syrian refugees
Partnership hopes to play its part in ‘preventing a lost generation’ in the Middle East
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MPs back liberal visa regime to combat Brexit brain drain
Next UK government urged to ease uncertainty threatening university sector
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Egypt considers standardised testing for university admissions
Country needs a more fair and transparent admissions system, says head of Supreme Council of Universities
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Scholars’ fears inspire colouring book for academics
Satirical take on sector also has serious message for university leaders, says author