Minister wants more international students in regional Australia
Non-urban Australia should be ‘greater part of the international education story’
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Canada narrows gap on international education leaders
Perceptions of quality keep US and UK in the game, major survey finds
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Superstar professors’ post-REF earnings surge revealed
Well-paid professors who led their departments to success in the 2014 research excellence framework won higher salaries and will be even more valued in 2021, say researchers
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No winners in universities as Brazil edges towards the right
Rise of right-winger Jair Bolsonaro sparks concerns over freedom of speech as well as the financial hardships facing universities
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In our mission to deliver impact, we’re stronger together
Coalitions between universities, industry and innovative actors will drive tangible social and economic change, argues Colin Grant
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Adelaide gazumps rivals with ‘matching scholarship’
University offers 15Â per cent discount to applicants who have already been offered support by another institution
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Australia lobbied to rejoin ‘Asian Erasmus’ scheme
Country’s vice-chancellors conceived exchange programme, only to abandon it as focus shifted to recruitment
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Economics Nobel honours sustainable growth theories
Two Americans share prize for their work on climate change, innovation and economic growth
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International students face ‘triple the risk’ of sexual assault
Fear and shame deter foreigners from reporting attacks, University of Canberra study finds
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US business schools make a play for sports star market
Universities collaborate with major leagues to offer opportunities to athletes reaching the end of their careers
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Finance director preceded v-c out of LJMU exit door
University declines to comment on factors behind pair of sudden departures
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Spanish academics split over national CV vetting
Poll of almost 4,500 scholars reveals half support the national accreditation system for university hiring and promotions
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Taiwanese universities outside excellence initiative ‘improve faster’
Study raises questions about merit of government-driven improvement schemes
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Why universities should offer more baby loss support
It’s likely that someone on your campus has suffered the loss of a pregnancy so creating spaces where they feel cared for is essential, says Petra Boynton
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A bridge too far? Europe mulls growth of English-language courses
The rising tide of degree courses offered in English has sparked a backlash as some communities fear their young people and their mother tongues will be squeezed out