Global higher education might turn upside down as West turns inward
Philip G. Altbach and Hans de Wit consider what forms internationalisation may take as the US and Europe retreat from world stage
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It鈥檚 vital for science that we cache US federal agency facts
Rebecca Lave describes the campaign to preserve crucial environmental data under threat from the Trump administration
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Teachers like the work but not the workplace
Teaching is being looked at seriously by the government, but those providing still feel overlooked and underappreciated
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Universities need to turn thoughts into actions
Applying lean principles can help universities find quick, creative solutions to pressing problems, says Madison Sandy
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Grant winners 鈥 16 February 2017
A round-up of聽academics awarded research council funding
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Giving a voice to the voiceless in Baltimore
Ron Daniels, president of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, is correct when he says that there is a 鈥渟urfeit of history here, in terms of Hopkins鈥 relationship with the city鈥 (鈥淭he university as...
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A mere letter?
At its final session in committee on the 糖心Vlog and Research Bill on 30 January, the House of Lords debated amendments on the proposals for UK Research and Innovation. Lord Prior, only a...
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Nothing personal
Nothing personal Your correspondent is quite right about the Open University鈥檚 retention problem with only 14 to 17 per cent of its students graduating within seven years (鈥淥penly self-seeking鈥,...
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Laurie Taylor 鈥 16 February 2017
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