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Matching murals mark new academic link between Cuban and Arkansan universities

Law lecturer warns that UK-EU student deal could be seen as benefit for ‘elite and middle class’

UK universities can bring much-needed help in rebuilding the country, provided they avoid a ‘colonialist’ approach

Andrew Southgate and Rob Turner offer some tips on organising a study-abroad trip following a visit to a Japanese university

Analysis shows that UK’s income from higher education taught overseas is a small part of £13 billion export industry

Some University of Hamburg academics fear decline in German scholarship, and believe international students should learn German

We talk internationalisation in the face of Brexit, as well as the “alien” concept of fun for academics, with the international relations professor

Watchdog says data ‘does not bear the weight that is put on it in public debate’

Outpost to offer business, media and education courses

Ellie Bothwell goes through the archives from 45 to five years ago and discovers some recurring themes

Monash-Warwick Alliance graduate researched chemistry PhD in England and Australia

‘Staggering’ scale of persecution of Turkish academia condemned by scholars’ group

US universities’ efforts to remain positive won’t wash. Trump is a disaster for recruitment, say Philip Altbach and Hans de Wit

Funding restraints mean that hype about double-digit rises in applications may not immediately translate into huge increases in enrolment

Leader of Hong Kong Polytechnic University says institution ‘cannot think of itself as an isolated island’

Major evaluation of country’s research landscape also found that internationalisation was a key area for improvement

First Israeli university in China welcomes students this summer

Thinktank recommends new scheme to increase inward and outward student mobility and boost UK’s soft power

Forty-eight per cent of universities report drop in overseas undergraduate ‘yield’, following election of divisive president

King’s College London and TU Dresden ‘Transcampus’ aims to strengthen ties between UK and Germany 

Wherever you are, populism and its effect on universities is never far from conversation, finds Chris Parr

Paul Feldman explains why the UK must be ready to embrace research collaborations on an increasingly international scale

Foreign nationals who fear being barred from re-entering country if they go home for break are being supported with accommodation and funding

Joanne Roberts on the importance of mentoring, and understanding the needs of your staff

Lecturers and vice-chancellors will now be eligible for four-year visas and permanent residency

Mexico and Canada share their experiences of supporting indigenous learners

Universities UK and the French University Presidents’ Conference aim to increase mobility and develop more joint degrees

President offers disaffected climate scientists a ‘second homeland’ to conduct their work

The inventor of the concept of emotional intelligence explains how the idea can be built into the culture of universities

Sector figures say government proposals fail to guarantee future for academics based in the UK

Former Heriot-Watt principal Steve Chapman says he will have to leave Edith Cowan University in 2020

The political changes of 2017 will benefit China, and influence the future of international student mobility, says Marguerite Dennis

Universities are developing imaginative ways of addressing the educational needs and ambitions of Syrians

Overseas students in UK are more likely to recommend studying in the country than those in other nations

Research policy expert says there is ‘no need’ for higher education to make ‘special case’ for universities during negotiations

International education is Australia’s third-largest export industry, worth more than A$20 billion, and is set for further growth driven by current geopolitics. Jack Grove reports on how international recruitment is playing its part in Australia’s embrace of the Asian century

International professors on short stays will no longer need a work permit

Virtual research institute aims to overcome geography by providing grants and funding a joint PhD programme

Glasgow Caledonian University to offer fashion-related master's courses

Government taking reports ‘extremely seriously’ and seeking ‘additional briefing’

Proportion of universities saying making money is a key motivation doubles in five years

John Morgan looks at how the PM’s woes may have beneficial side-effects

Branch campuses could be forced out of Doha if diplomatic row is not resolved, experts warn

UK universities could curry much more political favour if they adopted a more constructive and pragmatic tone, says Sir David Bell

Molly Corbett Broad warns that sectors' pre-eminent position in global higher education may be at risk

Attempt at overseas recruitment part of wider bid to internationalise universities

Lobby group says that law requiring classes to be taught in Dutch must be enforced

Royal Irish Academy survey respondents warn against hard border between North and South

UK’s dramatic fall in recruitment from the subcontinent contrasts with success of European rival

Soviet-era links form a basis for extensive further initiatives

Universities with the highest student to staff ratio named

Latest immigration statistics from ɫ��ֱ�� Office show how heavily UK universities now rely on students coming from the country

Huge demand from China drives strong growth in international student numbers

Lecturer warns that government plans to allow foreign universities to open campuses will 'endanger' Thai institutions

Data analysis suggests the capital of Iran may be one to watch in terms of future knowledge hubs

Vice-chancellor believes international scholars can be tempted away from the golden triangle and to the North of England

Reciprocal academic visa also among ideas under consideration by vice-chancellors

Hong Kong, Netherlands and Malaysia also score highly in British Council research analysing policy environments in 38 countries 

Cities must reap international benefits to stave off populism and protectionism, British Council director says

Research highlights concerns around quality despite medium being preferred by many Western universities