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Universities must do more to help young carers

Solutions begin with flexible study policies for students who need a few extra days because mum had a health scare before their essay deadline, says Holly Cobb

Global South universities have much to teach on refugee inclusion

Institutions in low- and middle-income countries host most of the world’s refugees, despite having the least resources, but their efforts receive limited global recognition, say Frankie Randle and...

Vallance defends devolved research fund as impact questioned

MPs grill science minister on significance of new scheme that puts innovation spending in hands of mayors

Same insights, less noise: why we’re simplifying our World University Rankings

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University research shortfall rises above £5 billion in England

Annual data shows universities in England and Northern Ireland face growing losses on research and teaching domestic students 

Ministers revoke student loans for private college

Courses at Brit College de-designated as investigation into quality concerns continues

Universities’ AI safeguards promote ‘enforcement illusion’

The only way to prevent AI from undermining assessments is to design them that way, Australian researchers argue

Preserving the federal data Trump is trying to purge

Decline in UK university spin-outs as investment falls

Fewer new companies being created by UK universities following spin-out peak during pandemic

Funding challenges mean UK ‘risks falling behind’ on AI education

University finances and ‘painfully slow’ accreditation processes contributing to UK lagging behind neighbours on AI training, experts warn

Paid carer’s leave ‘could help struggling university staff’

UK institutions urged to go beyond their legal responsibilities to help staff with caring commitments

Are Australian universities crying wolf over their finances?

Redundancies are being pushed through at many universities even as their accounts attest to relatively robust financial health. But as Labor’s de facto caps on international enrolment start to bite,...

To best preserve US science, Europe should focus help on junior scholars

Early career researchers are most in need of rapid support for work halted by political interference or sudden funding loss, say five scholars

Lincoln staff vote for strike action over further job cuts

University employees back industrial action, accusing leaders of poor financial management

Texas university presidents may soon control faculty senates