Georgia’s medical education industry needs careful monitoring
The competition among 20 Georgian institutions for international medical students raises a host of quality concerns, says Michèle Wera
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‘Dreadful uncertainty’ plagues Australian researchers
Delays in the name of political PR ‘forcing academics overseas’
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Hong Kong pioneers fintech education as field looks set to ‘take off’
Academic experts amazed at the speed of development in AI that enables new technology delivering financial services
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Soft-skills and university support foster female entrepreneurs
Successful start-ups aren’t always led by women with business degrees, says Oliver PrillÂ
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Future-proofing undergraduates begins with an interdisciplinary skillset
The world is full of complex problems but the current degree path isn’t preparing students to confront them, argues Ed FidoeÂ
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‘Location-specific’ blocks on journal access could be OA ‘interim solution’
‘Geo-specific access models’ will help overcome problem of different nations having different policies towards open access, European Commission expert argues
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Nobel winner: don’t just listen to economists with ‘stake in the system’
Esther Duflo aims to secure hearing for ‘ideologically diverse’ discipline in era of Brexit and Trump, hoping it becomes less ‘macho’
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Hong Kong-China HE alliance could pair research and economic strength
Greater Bay Area collaborations seen as offering potential for Hong Kong universities to further commercialisation of research and innovation
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Giant trade agreement tipped to have modest impact for Australian HE
Setting the tone is the main contribution of multinational RCEP agreement, analysts say
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Western Australian university press slated for closure
Outrage over move to replace in-house publishing with ‘open and digitised access to information’
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Hong Kong student’s death first to be linked to police protest actions
HKUST is in mourning after the death was announced at a graduation ceremony Â
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To advance AI, move slowly and fix things
The contemplative and risk-averse nature of academia contrasts with the fast-moving strategies of Silicon Valley, but that is our greatest strength, says Kate DevlinÂ
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Tory manifesto could freeze English fees and target ‘low value HE’
Restrictions on loan access for university courses with low graduate earnings under consideration for Tory manifesto, though Augar-inspired cuts not ruled out
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World Peace (And How We Can Achieve It), by Alex J. Bellamy
Hugh Miall praises a bold new programme for putting an end to war
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The Vietnam War on Film, by David Luhrssen
Nathan Abrams would have liked a wider range of examples in this study of how America’s most traumatic war was represented in the cinema