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Times are tough but don鈥檛 lose heart: academia鈥檚 value is no dark matter
A ground-breaking physics experiment underlines a proud scholarly tradition that relies on purpose, dedication聽鈥 and money, says Keith Burnett
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ESRC chief defends ending funding for Brexit thinktank
鈥榃ithout ending funding for projects, it would be impossible to fund new and innovative projects,鈥 says Stian Westlake
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Canada announces further reduction of international student cap
Limit cut by another 10 per cent, with master鈥檚 and doctoral students now included
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University leaders 鈥榥eed to be better prepared for tough times鈥
Amid increasing political attacks and with the nature of the role changing, universities should spend more time succession planning, says outgoing head of international presidents鈥 association
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New Zealand universities 鈥榣osing money鈥 on crucial subjects
State must step in, according to submissions to major university review
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NCAA bankruptcy would 鈥榬eshape college sports landscape鈥
After $50 million lawsuit was filed against the US athletics association over lost earnings, experts warn that further cases could trigger its collapse
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Degree apprenticeship focus 鈥榗onstrains HE-industry engagement鈥
鈥楬ighly focused and narrow policy interventions鈥 such as the 拢3.5 billion-a-year apprenticeship levy have held back wider engagement between academia and industry, says critical report
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More than 40,000 decline university places to enrol elsewhere
Ucas data confirms increasing use of 鈥榙ecline my place鈥 option, contributing in part to less-selective institutions鈥 recruitment woes
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Western scholars must not let the war black out Ukrainian higher education
Ukrainians are very resourceful and are more eager than ever to develop cooperation with institutions and scholars in the West, says聽David Livingstone
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Academic refugee charity in appeal after demand rises fivefold
Cara at 鈥榗ritical turning point鈥 as researchers flee violence in Ukraine, Gaza and elsewhere
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Talking leadership: David Farrar on Canada 鈥榰ndermining universities鈥 funding鈥
The president of McMaster University discusses the importance of nuclear power, dealing with a sexual misconduct scandal and limits on student recruitment
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Europe split on English-taught degrees amid 鈥榲olatile landscape鈥
New report finds expanded offerings in some European countries and significant cuts in others
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King鈥檚 thinktank focused on UK-Europe ties loses public funding
Future is 鈥榰ncertain鈥 for UK in a Changing Europe, says director
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Should students or public pay for English tuition fees deficit?
Wary of backing a聽鈥榯oxic鈥 big rise in fees, vice-chancellors are coalescing around a demand for more public subsidy for higher education instead. Despite the cost, could this option be more palatable...