Myanmar coup ‘could stall decade of higher education development’
Experts call on global community to support Burmese scholars
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The UK’s deep ODA cuts are wrong and counterproductive
The shortfall will damage the UK’s reputation and halt projects that are making a real difference to communities worldwide, says Joanna Newman
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England is wrong to silo academic and technical education
The promise of the new lifelong learning loan allowance is undermined by the insistence on separate and impermeable tracks, says Tim Blackman
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The hand-wringing over the UK’s Erasmus withdrawal is misplaced
The European programme’s globe-spanning successor, the Turing scheme, is more suited to meeting today’s challenges, says Louise Nicol
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Becoming a more inclusive educator will energise you and your students
We must do more to support learners from both individualistic and collectivistic cultures, says Flower Darby
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India Universities Forum to consider prospects for Indian higher education
Event to focus on teaching, research and internationalisation
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Myanmar underlines the importance of supporting social sciences
Autocracy starts with the violent repression of students and academics, say Matteo Fumagalli, Achim Kemmerling, Youngmi Kim and Luicy Pedroza
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Asia-Pacific universities missing AI’s full potential, says study
Less than one-third of institutions are utilising technology that could boost innovation and fundraising, report finds
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MENA summit weighs liberal arts’ role in post-Covid recovery
Online event in partnership with NYU Abu Dhabi to focus on graduate skills, research culture and impact
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Wiley buys Hindawi in bid to expand open access platforms
US-based academic publisher eager for digital expertise of London counterpart, but outsiders express concern about growing commercial control of scholarly communication
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Myanmar campuses in ‘distress’ since coup
Scholars at Risk denounces arrests and police actions on campus
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US-China academic relations ‘need strategic stabilisation’
Scholar proposes annual forums among US and Chinese university presidents, virtual international classrooms and end to Cold War comparison to improve relationship
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Australian international education ‘in doldrums until 2023’
Industry operatives’ worst fears could cost universities thousands of staff and country tens of billions of dollars
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É«ºÐÖ±²¥ World University Rankings 2022: time to submit your data
Universities can now participate in the next edition of our global league table Â
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Staff say online teaching means more work and worse mental health
Respondents to ɫºÐÖ±²¥ survey reject idea of tuition fee refunds for students