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Switch to LLE could ease universities’ cash flow fears, says v-c

More regular payments for per-module study would help even out income over course of a year, according to new Open University leader

Seoul supremacy ‘hard to break’ as Korea boosts regional campuses

New president’s plan to spread excellence beyond capital ‘unfeasible’ in era of declining enrolments, academics warn

UK university job cuts put at 20,000 after full impact ‘hidden’

Number of roles affected could be almost double previous estimates when voluntary schemes and hiring freezes factored in, say researchers

We must break the link between publisher revenue and article volume

Volume-driven publishing pushes up costs and threatens research integrity. We need new agreements with healthier incentives, says Anna Vernon

Can right-wing US students deliver a ‘death blow’ to the Democratic Party?

The annual Turning Point USA’s Student Action Summit drew thousands of students and a host of Republican luminaries. But the event was rather overshadowed by the row over Jeffrey Epstein’s client...

University apologises for offensive language in prospectus emails

Cyberattack led to Queen Mary spamming members of the public, calling them rude names

Labor’s student debt wipe plan ‘worth far less than billed’

Promised 20 per cent cut set to be tabled in parliament, but new analysis shows real relief for graduates may end up being just 7.9 per cent

Surrey drops plans to employ new staff via subsidiary firm

University says it will have to ‘carefully assess’ financial impact of not implementing changes, as union hails ‘huge victory’

Staffing shortages at education department hit college operations

Australia’s high visa fees ‘undermine diversification efforts’

Joint statement calls for immediate cost reductions for those coming to study for 12 months or less

‘Hidden impact’ of menstruation ‘disadvantages students’

Universities urged to address structural issues caused by menstrual health as study reveals only 15 per cent have policies in place

London campus ‘first international step’ for Italian arts academy

Milan institution Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA) combats demographic changes in home country by expanding overseas

‘Student-led’ AHRC PhD places ‘to fall by at least 60 per cent’

Internal modelling released under Freedom of Information?enquiry reveals extent of PhD scholarship cuts, with academics fearing impact could be greater still