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Even as Covid travel restrictions are lifted, Xi-era crackdown on freedoms is making on-the-ground research much more difficult

Students often have no choice but to include professors who have had no input into papers as co-authors, says Roohola Ramezani

Pragmatic approach to careers and medical school frenzy behind trend of turning down offers at prestigious ‘SKY’ institutions, academics say

Rainbow flag has become ‘target of surveillance’ for university authorities rooting out activism, says scholar

Australian institutions plan outposts in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City

Government more likely to attract branches that are ‘very small and focused’ than large landmark campuses, scholar predicts

Scholars call for greater transparency on institutional hiring processes

Figures will ‘strain’ private institutions, with faculty and course cuts expected by academics

More universities may opt to increase charges if government offers no way out of growing deficits, scholar warns

One in three students misses 8am classes, and having more early starts is associated with lower grades, Singapore study finds

In the week his sister should have graduated in Kabul as a doctor, PhD student Naimat Zafary describes the reality for Afghan women denied their degrees

A digitised form of America’s famous admissions exam will help level the playing field for university applicants across the world, says Cezar Wazen