European university alliances ‘must learn to be lobbyists’
EU-sponsored groupings need to win friends and influence national deregulation to realise their ambitions, experts say
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NUS faces battle to stay relevant after ministers cut ties
UK’s national student union left out in the cold over antisemitism allegations
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Inflation pushes US university tuition fees upwards
Colleges are being squeezed in many of the same ways that American households are
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US universities ‘need better data’ on abuse of LGBT students
Institutions appear unaware of severity of problem due to paucity of survey data and lack of on-campus advisory efforts, UCLA researchers find
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Irene Tracey: inspiring leader who is Oxford through and through
Neuroscientist’s unrivalled track record from Oxford comprehensive to college head stands her in good stead to be vice-chancellor of world’s most highly ranked university
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UK’s high visa costs ‘putting off researchers’
Near-£16,000 bill for researcher and their family to relocate is among the highest in the world and could endanger science investment target, says UUK
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UK ‘on the brink’ of losing Horizon Europe participation
Russell Group head says window for association is ‘closing fast’ as political row rolls on
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The REF is an exercise in fantasy accountancy and management
Long-standing debates about what ‘research quality’ means make it obvious that the REF can be little more than make-believe, says Martyn Hammersley
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Impact Rankings 2022: remote working policies rise post-Covid
South American universities catching up with rest of the world on homeworking practices, according to THE data
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The UK has international students to thank for its high REF scores
The extent of research‘s cross-subsidisation by overseas student fees is too rarely understood by policymakers and academics alike, says Ruth Arnold
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Parents ‘overly optimistic’ about children’s university prospects
Disadvantaged families have upbeat expectations for their offspring but underestimate the barriers, study suggests
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International students ‘steering clear’ of Australian bush
Policies to attract foreign students to Australia’s regional areas are not changing their instinctive preference for the cities, analysis suggests
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All international students need more help to adjust to university
Even students who have spent many years in UK secondary schools struggle to make the transition, says Pat Moores
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China’s biggest academic database faces anti-monopoly probe
Law experts call for broader effort to improve authors’ copyright interests
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Norway fires research council board amid overspending claims
Research minister shocks sector with purge at top of supposedly profligate funder