Singapore and Malaysia lead South-east Asia pilot ranking
New THE analysis on Asean higher education reveals top institutions in rapidly advancing region
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Hong Kong is China’s global science gateway – but it may not remain so
However strong China’s university system becomes, its success will always be partly dependent on international networks, says Futao Huang
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Iran attack threat prompts US universities to take precautions
Campuses in the Middle East viewed as ‘legitimate targets’ by Tehran after its institutions damaged in airstrikes
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South Korean students look beyond US for study abroad options
Japan and Australia becoming more popular options, alongside European destinations
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Dropouts on the rise globally as university participation surges
Graduation rates less than half of enrolment figures as institutions face ‘considerable dropout issue’, Unesco warns
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Demand for MBAs declining amid visa and cost concerns
New survey finds students increasingly tempted to stay at home as quality of global business schools rises
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South Korean degrees only for international students ‘divisive’
New programmes in K-pop and tech signal shift in recruitment strategy, but academics raise concerns over segregation and long-term sustainability
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China hikes research spending as self-reliance remains priority
Long-term investment plans suggest superpower’s economic development becoming ‘subservient’ to technological progress
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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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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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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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‘Unusually steep’ decline in US university autonomy, index shows
Drop in institutional autonomy of 50 per cent since 2015 means country is now only rated as ‘moderate’ by experts
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UK ‘must not be complacent’ over Trump effect on student flows
American universities expected to experience steeper declines in enrolments during second year of Trump presidency
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UK sector urged to approach Indian TNE ‘with sceptic’s hat on’
Universities told to temper ambitions in ‘highly competitive market’ with automatic growth far from guaranteed
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International master’s students on the up but visa refusals rise
Early figures for this academic year show ‘volatile’ recruitment continuing, with several Russell Group universities seeing steep drops