Sunak warned against ‘talking up’ overseas student dependant rule
Prime minister’s drive for ‘political capital’ on net migration risks ‘long-term damage’ to international reputation, UK sector warns
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Quality ‘at risk’ as cash-strapped Korean campuses look overseas
Chungbuk National University head says simply ‘selling degrees’ is not in the interest of students or the sector
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Sabbatical payout pushes Oxford spending on v-cs past £1 million
Former leader Dame Louise Richardson left with equivalent of year’s pay on top of her usual salary, accounts reveal
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Open science ‘has turned Dutch research funding into lottery’
Leading cell biologist says outstanding young researchers are missing out on funding as panellists are focusing excessively on open science contributions
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Preventing gender-based violence is up to everyone
South African HE must move to a culture where information sharing and support are second nature to institutions, says Francis Petersen
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Academics ‘in limbo’ waiting for details of UK visa salary rules
While new salary threshold has been announced, clarity on level of discount applied for key roles in higher education is yet to come
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Fee-free Philippines degrees ‘threaten private sector viability’
Partial elimination of tuition fees could prove self-defeating by undermining the private universities that educate more than half of the country’s students
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New Year Honours 2024: knighthood for key Covid pandemic adviser
John Edmunds commended alongside Bristol health chief and Leicester chancellor
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4 January 2024 digital edition
Shouldering the cost: How can England’s HE funding system be fixed?
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Wisconsin university chancellor fired over pornographic videos
La Crosse’s Joe Gow threatens lawsuit and claims free speech rights have been violated following dismissal over films produced with his wife
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Accreditation: campus diversity rule fails in southern US states
Universities in conservative region decline to add DEI component to their conditions of accreditation
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Times Higher Education’s most-read articles of 2023
International students, post-study work visas and opinion pieces captured readers’ attention this year
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The Netherlands has passed the high water mark of internationalisation
The recent election result underlines that international student recruitment is encountering limits, both physical and political, says Michèle Wera
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Lifelong Learning Entitlement: ‘let people study what they want’
LLE can overturn ‘mad idea’ that university must happen between ages 18 and 21, says David Latchman, stepping down as Birkbeck v-c after 21 years
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Australian government clarifies student support rules
Paperwork pain eases, revenue pain rises as universities confront new year