Singapore institute looks for solutions in Asian conflict hotspots
NUS centre starts work with China-India relations, before turning to Sino-Japanese ties
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Ottoline Leyser: how will new UKRI chief change UK science?
Beyond the challenges of Brexit and Covid-19, the UK’s new science chief is seen as likely to seek reforms to ‘workaholic’ research culture practices and the REF
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UK PhD students’ academic career hopes out of step with job market
Most doctoral candidates show ‘clear preference’ for academic career despite high exit levels from sector, finds Higher Education Policy Institute study
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Trump’s ICE U-turn will not save universities from the fallout
A string of anti-immigration moves has already made the US significantly less attractive to international students, says Rajika Bhandari
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Canadian campus pauses demand for student Covid waiver
St. Francis Xavier had attributed idea to lack of insurance coverage
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Call to support, not sack, junior academics as pandemic hits
As online teaching increases, cutting casualised and short-term staff will cost more down the line, conference hears
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Internationalisation costs more than tuition fees
Filling campuses with lucrative overseas students does little to internationalise domestic students’ experience, says Peter Brady
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ China Subject Ratings 2020: methodology
The Times Higher Education China Subject Ratings are the only performance tables that judge Chinese institutions against their global peers based on the Chinese Ministry of Education’s classification...
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National Student Survey 2020: satisfaction dips amid pandemic
Office for Students says results are ‘remarkably positive’ for cohort of students affected by Covid-19 and industrial action
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Minister: looking at which groups don’t enter HE ‘doesn’t matter’
Universities minister Michelle Donelan calls for focus to be on jobs outcomes and individual needs rather than ‘box-ticking’ access measures
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Pandemic prompts lifelong-learning pivot and 500 job losses at UNSW
Australian university’s financial problems force a restructure and 500 redundancies, but vice-chancellor stresses opportunity in adversity
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Adelaide appoints new chancellor after governance crisis
Legal trailblazer to oversee governance of Australia’s third oldest university at a troubled time
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Does global health still have a colonial mindset?
Black Lives Matter protests have reignited debate over the persistence of ‘neocolonial’ structures within discipline
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Africa sees end to ‘helicopter research’ as pandemic changes minds
Travel restrictions on Western scholars have shown how African scientists can step up to lead, global health experts believe
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Voters in UK marginals ‘back government bailout for universities’
UCU poll seeks to step up political pressure on ministers to offer extra funding for universities during pandemic