ByteDance’s pre-regulation ‘strategic’ move will allow academics to pull more data from the platform, but critical work may still have to use workarounds if the company extends its veto on...
It is proving difficult to accommodate even the fraction of South Sudanese students who have already made it back home, says Kuyok Abol Kuyok
Researchers say unsupervised online exams can provide ‘valid assessments of student learning’
Ola Borten Moe admits ‘serious misjudgement of my own impartiality’ over multibillion-krone contract meeting about a weapons manufacturer he had indirectly bought shares in
Jobs forum popular with economists accuses researchers of ‘hacking’ after locations of users exposed
But some academics remain wary, warning over Beijing’s ‘manipulation’ of student exchange for political purposes
Government alarms sector by pressing regulator for quality metric on earnings, which could potentially determine student number caps
Once-in-a-generation review aims to massify a massified system, just as students question the cost-benefit equation
Perhaps the EU could give additional assurances that it would apply corrections if the UK won significantly less funding than it put in, suggests Jan Palmowski
Longitudinal Education Outcomes data has been published annually since 2017
European governments are beginning to take an interest in techniques to link scant evidence, as the euphoria about the benefits of mega datasets wanes
International students contribute nearly £12 billion a year to the government’s priority areas for levelling up, says James PitmanÂ
Academics say university is the ideal time to launch a company
Demand from older students could be falling because of expansion of opportunity for 18-year-olds over the past decade
Former Oxford v-c Louise Richardson is wrong to dismiss the need for a free speech tsar in a massified system, says Ian PaceÂ