A DEI ranking could help push back against Trump’s crackdown
Universities under political pressure to row back on support for minorities need a rallying point, say Manuel Barcia and Effie Kesidou
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Hong Kong to review ‘local’ student definition over loopholes
Island may follow likes of UK in mandating three-year residency before qualifying for domestic fee regime
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Australian international enrolments ‘could be 10 per cent down’
Australian universities and colleges face a ‘difficult’ election but few further rule changes, analyst predicts
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Buckingham v-c reinstated after report clears him of wrongdoing
‘Anti-woke’ James Tooley back in charge at private institution as ‘serious allegations’ dismissed
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‘Steep competition’ as Central Asia emerges as branch campus hub
Foreign universities entering increasingly saturated market
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Open-access journal sanctioned over metadata ‘manipulations’
India-based periodical disciplined by bibliographic group Crossref after sleuths claimed ‘sneaked references’ had been injected into metadata
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‘Magical’ thinking drives New Zealand science reforms
Government ‘cherry-picked’ ideas with commercial application, despite reviewer warnings against ‘naive’ expectations of windfall profits, scientists say
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MRC-backed spin-outs won over £10 billion in equity investment
Successful pharmaceutical and biotech firms linked to the Medical Research Council have landed at least £6 billion in investment since 2008, and more before then, study finds
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Stress of UK student data revamp ‘drove university staff to quit’
Regulators vow to push ahead with ‘in-year’ submissions despite damning report on project’s impact on workloads
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X causes Y? It’s not that simple in education
Educational interventions are like making a soufflé that may or may not rise, say Billy Wong and Lydia Fletcher
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University of Sheffield International College staff to strike
Employees at Study Group-run centre on University of Sheffield campus to walk out after 36 staff put at risk of redundancy
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‘Adapt to survive’ plan at Cardiff axes 400 academic jobs
University to increase staff-student ratios, merge schools and close programmes to ensure it remains ‘viable’
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Number of non-European Union academics in UK rises again
Latest Hesa figures suggest that the fall in the number of EU academics working in British universities has slowed
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Durham expects 200 jobs to go in stage one of £20 million cuts
University becomes latest to announce staff cuts, saying it cannot rule out compulsory redundancies