Even in harsh times, we must preserve equity in global partnerships
As knowledge is appropriated for political power, universities must insist on research collaboration as a common public good, says Jan Palmowski
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UUK president’s Reform conference appearance ‘dangerous’ – UCU
‘Engagement should not be confused with endorsement,’ says Malcolm Press after speaking on a panel alongside Suella Braverman
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Irish citizenship reforms ‘may hit overseas student recruitment’
Longer path to residency brings country into line with rest of Europe, but may not be welcomed by Indian learners
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Matt Clifford resigns as Aria chair over Anthropic role
‘Questions remain’ over conflict of interest concerns, says select committee chair
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Conditions placed on Australian National University registration
‘Dubious distinction’ for national university, as regulator raises question marks over licence to operate
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Scrap caps on training NHS doctors, says Reform’s Braverman
Education spokesperson vows to lift medical school numbers and ‘remove the rubbish from our university sector’ by defunding 20 per cent of degrees
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Burnham skills plans put degree apprenticeships at risk, v-cs say
‘False dichotomy’ between technical and higher education and waves of policy changes spook employers and threaten investment in system, sector leaders warn
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Top scientists lead growing exodus of Chinese academics from US
Funding uncertainty and heightened scrutiny of China are some of the factors prompting Chinese researchers to leave the US in their thousands
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Leading Australian universities ditch entry guarantees
Institutions raise admission requirements, or consider doing so, amid jockeying to prepare for funding overhaul
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The Arday case should prompt a rethink of university autonomy
Whatever the merits of his own appointment, time-honoured processes still disadvantage minorities. It’s time for external oversight, says Shamit Saggar
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Will smart glasses make it too risky to speak up in class?
AI-powered glasses may boost learning but they also pose obvious threats to privacy, academic integrity and the sanctity of the seminar room as a safe space to explore ideas. Are universities doing...
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Controversial economics discussion board back online after outage
Economics Job Market Rumors resurfaces after three-week outage, reviving debate over whether forum still matters to the profession
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‘Checkmate’ looms for traditional tests amid AI glasses epidemic
New Zealand case ‘the tip of the iceberg’, and banning the technology will not solve the assessment problem, expert warns
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Manchester chancellor to lead review of Cambridge Arday support
Former prosecutor appointed as university confirms more details of investigation in wake of professor’s death