Ukraine’s universities are in survival mode – but corruption still thrives
Recent police raids underline that Ukraine’s longstanding culture of embezzlement appears to be bombproof, says Ararat Osipian
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Instruction in English ‘often doesn’t work for employment’
Internationalisation is creating new linguistic challenges for universities, as the imperative to attract foreign students clashes with policies to retain them after they graduate
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Edinburgh marking boycott called as more universities face strikes
Summer exam season set for disruption due to industrial action amid rows over job cuts and pension changes
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Times Higher Education Awards Asia 2026: winners announced
Vietnam’s Phenikaa University secures top award after becoming model for private higher education development
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‘We can’t rely on Scottish funding review for solutions’
Glasgow Caledonian University’s new vice-chancellor discusses impact of UKVI action plan on recruitment, collaboration opportunities in more collegiate Scottish sector and her hopes for university...
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‘Pay attention’ to Reform’s election pledges, universities told
Right-wing party takes different approach to higher education in devolved nations, making some promises that experts say would never appear in a nationwide manifesto
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Bristol v-c Welch named as next chair of the Russell Group
Renaissance historian to take over role at time of change for research-intensive grouping
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Price of a scientific article? $800, according to paper mills
Businesses charging up to $5,000 for lead author credit with textbooks and design patents also for sale
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Jumping from the TPS to USS is not a choice we should be asked to make
Northumbria’s novel cost-cutting scheme is no better than the subsidiary arrangements others are using to avoid pension obligations, says Jon Bryan
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Police raid on University of Belgrade condemned
European alliances support institution’s rector after he called action a ‘crackdown on freedom of thought’
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‘Ebola was easier’: film-maker explores campus free speech rows
Documentary tracks evolution of culture wars on US and UK campuses, with subjects often ‘petrified’ to speak out
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September launch date ‘could jeopardise free speech scheme’
Free speech campaigners hail ‘overdue’ legislation but concerns remain about how judgements will be madeÂ
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Formal learning ‘in decline’ as people look to online resources
Despite a rebound during the pandemic, Australians increasingly shunning structured learning as AI raises questions about ‘credibility of degrees’
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Degree-awarding powers for new provider with AI-taught courses
London School of Innovation set to launch in June after being given stamp of approval by regulator