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Restricting loans ‘wrong debate’ as ‘no A level’ students triple

Universities told to adjust to new attitudes on HE expansion, as figures show boom in new entrants who have few to no qualifications

Call to extend admissions deadlines for cut-off Iranian students

Internet blackout amid conflict with US and Israel leaves applicants in the dark over study abroad opportunities

‘Long way to go’ on digital transformation, universities told

Reliance on legacy systems and lack of investment in new technologies leaves universities struggling to meet demand for more personalised learning, report finds

Black students less likely to achieve highest master’s grades

Study looking at ‘little explored’ attainment gaps at postgraduate taught level finds white students far more likely to achieve a distinction

Uncertainty is driving Australian universities up the wall

A slew of proposed changes and interim measures around university entry is making student numbers and university incomes difficult to predict. As the legislation paving the way for the new regulator...

AI can help with research, but humans must remain accountable

Full automation may be possible in narrow cases, but it is neither realistic nor desirable as a general model, say Bashir M. Al-Hashimi and Nick Jennings

‘It’s really all about survival’: Korean mergers reshape system

Rocked by population decline, institutions join forces to try to achieve government aim of boosting regional campuses

Come rain or shine? How weather impacts students’ choices

Rain or excessive heat during campus tour season found to have measurable impact on whether students are likely to apply

Onwurah: UK research funding cuts ‘wholly unacceptable’

Science committee chair describes ‘widespread cuts’ to strategically important research as ‘failure’ of leadership

Melbourne professional staff seek four-day week

More money, control over workloads and protection from AI obliteration also feature in union branch’s log of claims

Harvard to tackle grade inflation with cap on A’s

‘Time to review’ sidelining of education faculties in research

Positive impact of channelling government funding into charity at expense of universities has yet to be proven, argues learned society

Job-ready Graduates scheme ‘saving Canberra close to A$1bn’

Treasury reaps the rewards from high contribution rates which appear to be pushing disadvantaged students away from university, analysis finds

English universities ‘face £5.6 billion bill to fix broken labs’

National Audit Office review highlights growing maintenance backlog as funders invest in building new laboratories

Elite US universities aren’t doing enough to save democracy

If we lose our constitutional rights and freedoms, colleges will cease to remain true to their purpose, says Martin Skladany