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Central Asia could offer an academic landing ground for stranded learners who fled war 18 months ago, scholar says

Campuses across the country tightening in-class rules, seeking to boost student engagement

Scholars say government is giving universities a tall order without concrete support plan

Students love it but faculty typically hate it. Both are asking for help with it. But how close are institutions to devising AI policies that protect both academic integrity and student employability? New York University Abu Dhabi vice-chancellor Mariët Westermann offers her reflections

Wealth inequities ‘a learning tool’ in education geared to ‘whole-person formation’, forum hears

Quality and resourcing also front of mind for academic heading first comprehensive education evaluation in decades

As seven-year case against South Korean professor Park Yu-ha concludes, academics say the deep political divisions that lay behind it are not going away any time soon

Recent pronouncements and government actions could undermine ordinary Indians’ faith in science and stifle critical thinking, says Mukhtar Ahmad

‘As a female scholar, that is doubly insulting to me, to be reduced to being someone’s wife,’ says researcher barred from National University of Singapore

Overseas universities could profit from ‘escape route’ role, as China’s women resist political pressure to produce the next generation

Zaki Nusseibeh, chancellor of United Arab Emirates University, says universities must evolve with the world to take advantage of the green transition

Saudi Arabia’s KAUST leads table for the first time, driven by its research performance