Chinese researchers now largest overseas cohort in Japan
China-born academics now make up the largest cohort of foreign scholars in Japan, followed by Americans, Koreans and Britons
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Universities must promote innovation and creativity in a post-Covid world
Universities have a unique opportunity to shape the post-pandemic future by promoting innovation and creativity for wider social impact, says Tan Eng Chye
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Southeast Asia’s new tiger economies prioritise research
Don’t overlook opportunities in booming archipelago nations, Australian universities urged
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Japan eyes new rules on cross-border research collaboration
Universities come under pressure to investigate scholars’ ties
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UK regulator probes Turnitin-Ouriginal deal
Academics fear California-based company is gaining monopoly on plagiarism detection services
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Taiwan eyes international recruitment with switch to English
Amid demographic decline and geopolitical isolation, island hopes to have more English-language courses
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Young University Rankings 2021: results announced
Asian universities further boost their performance in list of world’s best universities founded during the past half-century
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Recruitment agents ‘closing Australia desks’ in China
Resurgent student flows set to bypass Australia and New Zealand as education agents in most regions usher clients to more welcoming countries
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Language learning is at the heart of internationalisation
Anglophone universities must embrace the skills and cultural understanding that learning foreign languages instils, says Vicky Lewis
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Covid travel bans ‘push intra-Asian research collaboration’
Countries are choosing regional partners over Western giants, Nature Index data show
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Close gap between PhDs and industry, Nobelist tells Japan
Hiroshi Amano expresses concern about poor representation of postgraduate degree holders in corporations
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Lost ground on international recruitment ‘may never be made up’
Covid is compounding other major shifts in international flows to leave a permanent realignment, experts suggest
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Young universities have much to learn from the campuses of the 1960s
Baby-boomer institutions were pioneers in architecture and curricula, but financially prudent – a potentially winning combination for the post-pandemic era, says Miles Taylor
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‘Fund people, not projects’ to boost Japanese research
Japan could take inspiration from European models, says former Max Planck head
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Virtual travelling has its perks, but it’s not my bag
Holding university showcases online makes a lot of sense, but a stir-fry banquet with colleagues beats rushed laptop lunches, says Jacob LotingaÂ