‘Inclusive co-teaching’ bridges gap between academia and practice
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Funding skew blinds world to ‘hidden bomb’ technologies
If we rely on industry to bankroll research, we lose sight of problems that do not interest industry, technologist warns
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Accepting ‘market exit’ students has lasting impact – principal
Process for transferring students left stranded by market exit in need of a rethink, says one of the few leaders who has gone through it
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Private universities soon to outnumber publics in Spain
Equity, quality control and excess competition among areas of concern for experts
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Clarity is urgently needed on the next EU research funding framework
The new commission must answer the big questions without delay and consult universities, say Jan Palmowski and Kurt Deketelaere
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ÌÇÐÄVlog Awards 2024: winners announced
Ulster University and Melvyn Bragg take top prizes as ‘Oscars of higher education’ celebrate 20th birthday
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Embrace outsourcing and consider sharing courses too, says v-c
Universities should no longer give the ‘cold shoulder’ to businesses that can potentially perform functions more effectively, says Ken Sloan
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Drop in student dependant arrivals pushes down UK immigration
New figures suggest Russell Group universities have been much less affected by declining student numbers than other institutions
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Jason Arday: my success means nothing unless it raises others up
Youngest ever black Cambridge professor seeks to challenge ‘exclusionary, elitist’ culture in academia
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Australia passes controversial student ombudsman bill
Attorney general says bill will create a ‘powerful, independent voice’ to protect students from sexual violence
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UK politicians ‘nonplussed’ by university closures, warns v-c
Shitij Kapur warns sector has already used up a lot of political capital on small fee rise that will not solve institutional funding woes
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Hungary minister: don’t punish students, scholars in EU dispute
Balázs Hankó defends university governance reforms in THE interview
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US universities ‘must be proactive’ to heal fractured nation
As US pauses for Thanksgiving, sector debates how colleges can play a role in healing deep political divides
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‘Two-track’ English skills funding system ‘lacks coherence’
Risk of Lifelong Learning Entitlement and Growth and Skills Levy working at cross-purposes without more joined-up thinking, finds report
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Liberal arts have nothing to fear – as long as they embrace technology
We can no longer deem as educated a student who knows nothing about statistics, data analytics or computing, says Daniel Diermeier