Australia maintains uncapped work rights for foreign students
Much vaunted summit also resolves that graduates should be allowed to work for longer after finishing their degrees
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Australian universities set to face more competition
Enrolment growth will be in different types of institutions, regulator predicts, but universities say the regulatory settings enforce ‘homogeneity’
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UCLA battles Asian professors
University report alleges students were charged extra fees in dentistry school, but faculty see racial politics and retaliation over whistleblowing
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We don’t need to oversell the value of the humanities
The humanities do not have uniquely transformational qualities or a monopoly on critical thinking and empathy. With departments under threat outside the UK’s elite institutions, better to insist on...
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UK extends Horizon Europe guarantee as EU dispute continues
Safety net stretched to cover EU calls closing in 2022, rather than grant agreements due a signature
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THE Awards 2022: shortlist announced
More than 70 institutions in the running for awards across 20 categories after 550 nominations
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Sweeney: REF requires ‘fundamental rethink’
Changing world in research means substantial changes to UK assessment needed, says outgoing chair of Research England
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Unison members vote to strike at 22 UK universities
Ballot result comes days before UCU plans to poll its members on whether to take action over below inflation pay rises
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The value trap
From threats to the humanities to the future of universities themselves, the risks of misunderstanding what to value seem to be growing
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Early rewards go to training sector in Australia skills talks
Jobs and Skills Summit sees vocational colleges awarded funding to deliver ‘the high value and often more complex qualifications’
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Interview with Sam Louden-Cooke
International relations expert discusses Western dominance of the field, what can be gained from amplifying new voices and balancing her academic work with being mayor of a small town in Warwickshire
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UCU chief prepares for sector-wide fight on many fronts
Jo Grady confident the union will ‘far surpass’ the necessary turnout of 50 per cent to secure a mandate for further industrial action
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More students now prefer blended learning than in-person – survey
Jisc poll of 33,000 UK students finds support for a mix of online and face-to-face teaching
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The week in higher education – 1 September 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Euan Blair’s Multiverse granted degree-awarding powers
Apprenticeships provider that became UK’s first edtech ‘unicorn’ to offer candidates chance to study ‘debt-free’