Asian students ‘more aggrieved’ by A-level cancellation
Poll reveals ethnic minority students also less satisfied with assistance provided by UK schools in pandemic
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Ottoline Leyser: ‘I’m not going to pussyfoot about’
New UKRI chief executive tells É«ºÐÖ±²¥ she hopes to shift science incentives away from the model of an ‘Einstein figure’ lone genius
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UK academics call for university closures to reverse massification
Study also proposes creation of new ‘free’ universities to move away from marketisation
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Successful A-level appeals ‘will not count towards numbers cap’
Announcement comes as anxiety grows in England over grade calculations that have replaced examsÂ
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I’m working 50 unpaid hours a week and I fear for my job
Administrators must stop asking faculty of colour to do more than our fair share and then punishing us for it, says Josh Hiller
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Foreign students ‘disproportionately impoverished’ by pandemic
Before and after surveys suggest international students in Australia have suffered more than locals
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Campaigners hope for change as Liberty places Falwell on leave
Scandal-driven ousting brings reflection to campus steeped in partisanship and power
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German excellence strategy ‘harmed research quality’
Initiative may have pushed academics to ‘salami-slice’ results, new analysis finds
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Pandemic ‘scuttling medical research’ in Australia
Short-term financial squeeze could litter sector with aborted projects and careers, report warns
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Singapore experiments with ‘very agile’ teaching methods
Polytechnic pilots curriculum, rebuilt from scratch to develop flexible graduates, that principal says could be tailor-made for post-Covid world
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Australia must not lose a generation of medical researchers
The Research Australia report has exposed the fault lines in health research funding, says Ross CoppelÂ
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How expanding elite education could undermine the populists
Oxbridge and the Ivy League might do well to act more like Starbucks, argues Harvard fellow Aviezer Tucker
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The ‘baby penalty’ was not born with the coronavirus
But in the new normal, the situation for female academics with children is even worse, says Enrica Maria Ferrara
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How should students who refuse to social distance be handled?
Failure to act robustly risks legal, reputational and financial consequences for universities, says Susan Matthews
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Malaysia to act as ‘stepping stone’ for Australia-bound students?
With Australia unlikely to allow foreign students in until next year, the possibility of them taking classes on Malaysian affiliate campuses is being explored