Let’s open the door to springtime’s bugs in the HE matrix
When classes move outside, we all know that half as much will be learned but twice as much will be remembered, says Zachary Michael Jack
When classes move outside, we all know that half as much will be learned but twice as much will be remembered, says Zachary Michael Jack
Australia re-elects governing party after it promises to rein in costs of graduate repayments, with foreign students greeting ‘least worst outcome’
Neither party has offered realistic estimates of fee increase windfalls or implications of loan scheme proposals, critics say
Leading Chinese institution?hires former Harvard professor prosecuted over concealed payments
Russell group institution?aims to become?first British university with presence in India’s second city
University agrees to reset in relations with campus unions as part of agreement that has also seen marking boycott cancelled
Universities must be better at selling benefits of post-study work rights to wider country, says Brian Bell
Proposed 60-hour limit another ‘cynical ploy’ to use students to balance the books, representative group says
‘Strategic obstruction’ by over-possessive researchers is ‘pervasive’ in some disciplines, forcing many scientists to exit sector, paper claims
Australia deemed the least-worst option, following sorrier changes elsewhere, but onshore demand dominates
Champions of the free and unpaywalled model overlook the vast amount of unpaid academic labour that underpins such titles, says departing editor
Better to remind candidates that a doctorate?is an opportunity to find and articulate their own thoughts on what they care about most, says Les Back
Stella Maris was removed from position on St Andrews governing body after accusing Israel of genocide