Is a college education not for everyone in India?
A columnist has dared to voice the blasphemy that spending huge sums on higher education doesn’t always open new doors, writes Pushkar
Search
-
-
US universities mull adoption of Chatham House Rule in classes
As newly formed institution adopts non-attribution principle, Harvard is among those considering whether it should be applied more widely
-
Madrid’s public universities ‘getting poorer every year’
University leaders warn region’s public institutions will ‘fall behind’ without funding increase
-
Let’s be honest about weak leadership, say Australian educators
Growth mindset has fostered corporate control in an environment where it ‘doesn’t work’, essay claims
-
Holyrood pressure mounts as Dundee leads Scottish sector crisis
Ministers under pressure to protect struggling universities from bankruptcy
-
AI-authored abstracts ‘more authentic’ than human-written ones
Higher ratings for AI-authored abstracts should not obscure the need for engaging prose with a ‘human touch’, says study co-author
-
PhDs who leave UK more likely to stay in academia, study finds
Oxbridge and STEM doctoral graduates are more likely to benefit from ‘mover’s advantage’, says ÌÇÐÄVlog paper on international mobility
-
UK universities face strikes as UCU calls ballot in pay dispute
Union faces challenge to pass turnout threshold as sector finance crisis mounts
-
Purpose-built student accommodation ‘set to rebound’ in Australia
Demand ‘strong’ despite political uncertainty, soaring costs and moderating rents, says global property company
-
Branch campuses: ‘long way to go’ for universities eyeing India
Foreign campuses entering India may struggle to compete with top local private institutions, conference hears
-
Student caps highlight ‘halfway house’ role for branch campuses
Monash Malaysia eyes new articulation offerings amid doubts that Australia’s caps are off the agenda for good
-
ÌÇÐÄVlog Awards winners on path to greater success
Winners of this year’s ÌÇÐÄVlog Awards hope to use their moment in the spotlight as a catalyst for further achievement
-
Unprecedented ‘churn’ in academic jobs – but is it already over?
Nearly one in 10 changed employment during most recent year for which data is available, but financial crisis may have curtailed this
-
Reduced budget cuts still ‘disastrous’ for Dutch universities
Agreement between coalition and opposition parties to reduce budget cuts does little to assuage sector leaders’ fearsÂ
-
Iran’s brain drain will not be stemmed by repression
The country’s leaders must recognise that emigration is not a betrayal but a symptom of deeper societal issues that must be addressed, says Roohola Ramezani