Supervisors claiming co-authorship of PhD papers ‘form of fraud’
Pushing doctoral students to credit more senior academics on early publications has contributed to ‘ethical scandal hiding in plain sight’, says education professor
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Afghan Chevening hopeful ‘devastated’ by study visa ban
Campaigners call for ‘more structured’ approach to helping students in crisis zones after shock visa block leaves applicants in limbo
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News Talks podcast: Will Australian R&D review deliver on promises?
With the 35 recommendations of the Strategic Examination of Research and Development made public this week, we discuss how many of these long-hoped-for reforms are likely to become a reality
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MEPs’ proposals brighten the horizon for EU research
The quality of Ehler and Repasi’s amendments will force the European Council and Commission to take them extremely seriously, says Jan Palmowski
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Kent meningitis outbreak: UCU calls for work from home guarantee
Union urges Canterbury Christ Church University to promise staff won’t face any disciplinary action if they stay away from campus as more cases confirmed
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Students warned over visa rules as Iran conflict disrupts travel
UK universities tell students flying home for Easter to be aware of risk of breaching restrictions if they get stranded
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University under fire over hiring of ‘race realist’ philosopher
Staff and students protest after controversial scholar Nathan Cofnas moves to Ghent following free speech row at Cambridge
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Graduates over-repaid £300 million in loan debt in past decade
New figures show efforts to address issues with repayments faltering as critics say system in ‘dire need of an overhaul’
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New Zealand-China education ties ‘at risk of faltering’
Headline enrolment growth masks weaknesses in educational exchange and country’s standing as a TNE player
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UK universities need ‘significant reset’ as populist era looms
Sector will face heightened questions about role and purpose unless it engages with new political forces, report warns
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Chinese university leadership changing but party ties still key
Leaders more qualified now than decade ago, with many boasting international experience, study finds
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Why is it so controversial to criticise Israel’s scholasticide in Palestine?
Paris-Saclay’s statement reprimanding its own ethics committee provides a prime example of the Palestine exception, says Jonathan Rosenhead
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UK academia risks becoming a two-tier workforce
The headcount has expanded significantly over the past decade, but the growth has been concentrated in teaching-only roles and part-time positions with lower pay bands and fewer pathways to seniority...
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Kent begins vaccine roll-out as meningitis cases spread
Canterbury Christ Church confirms one of its students also affected as academics describe ‘shock’ at dealing with major outbreak