High-growth subjects ‘should be spared from impact of cuts’
International student demand in Australia rising in teaching, health and science and declining in business, new figures show
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Universities blanking Trump’s compact a ‘win-win’ for White House
President unlikely to back down after deadline passes with no takers for controversial deal that many believe would surrender institutional autonomy
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Horizon Europe’s collaborative projects ask for the impossible
Social sciences funding would be best spent on narrower calls. But would it dry up if we stopped pretending we can save the world, asks Andreas Schedler Â
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Don’t use AI to over-profile students, warns Spence
Promises of more personalised education may stifle students’ ability to grow and change, according to UCL provost
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Derby letters accidentally reveal staff at risk of redundancy
University reports itself to watchdog after employees receive letters with the words ‘redundancy process’ clearly visible through an envelope
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Egypt signs agreement to join Horizon Europe
Association to all parts of EU framework funding programme ‘historic step’, Egyptian ministry says
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Interdisciplinary Science Rankings expands in second year
Number of ranked universities increases by more than 20 per cent, while definition of interdisciplinary science also broadensÂ
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Universities deny plans to open branch campuses in Pakistan
Institutions named by the Punjab government rule themselves out, as experts question the viability of foreign expansion into the countryÂ
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Harvard and Oxford educate most world leaders, new ranking finds
Institution at the heart of Donald Trump’s attacks on higher education tops global ‘soft power’ index
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New offers from big five ‘still too costly’ for UK universities
‘Significant’ number of institutions predicted to drop deals with main scholarly imprints, leaving journal access much reduced
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Are we finally going to see a United States of Europe for research?
The European Research Area was first proposed 25 years ago in the hope of levelling up Europe’s national research systems and challenging global rivals. Implementing that vision has been achingly...
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Spain’s new university decree misses the real problem
A policy that locks in more process and expense while the public sector stands still doesn’t protect students: it protects the status quo, says Conrado Briceño
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AI could ‘help democratise access to science careers’
Technology can be used to offer vital research experience and create inclusive curricula, according to physicist Jess Wade