Kazakhstan bets on AI in attempt to upend academic hierarchies
After filling the map with overseas campuses, central Asian country targets research links聽and technological innovation
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More 鈥榯ough decisions鈥 on science spending to come 鈥 UKRI head
Further funding cuts will be announced in coming months after STFC savings and research council funding pauses, warns Ian Chapman聽
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Funding cuts undermining creative sector growth, say art schools
Exclusions from government funding pots exacerbating a challenging financial climate for creative institutions, which say talent pipeline for Labour鈥檚 priority sector at risk of being jeopardised
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Three UK research councils suspend funding opportunities
Temporary block聽on grant applications by MRC, BBSRC and EPSRC heightens concerns over funding cuts
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We need humanities graduates to deliver the industrial strategy
Policymakers should take a broad view of the value of degree courses when building our future workforce, says Charlotte Hallahan
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As others cool on internationalisation, Greece can become a hotspot
With a thoughtful strategy, Greece could become a leading Mediterranean destination for those seeking European qualifications, says聽Ianis Matsoukas
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Defence work a 鈥榝undamental responsibility鈥 of universities
Former security adviser turned vice-chancellor calls out silence on controversial defence research, despite evolving threats to national security
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鈥楿napologetic鈥 focus on economic growth in new NZ strategy
Jobs and achievement the new mantra in a 鈥榬efocus on what matters most鈥 in the tertiary system
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MBAs are a worsening deal for Chinese students 鈥 and university treasurers
Many of the business schools that prop up universities, in both China and the West, are bankrolled by Chinese families鈥 ambition.聽But amid economic slowdown and a growing recognition of the limits of...
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UKRI funding shake-up hands big rise to priority research areas
New targeted model will see funder split budget across four 鈥渂uckets鈥, with money for curiosity-driven work remaining broadly flat
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The UK鈥檚 copyright laws will hobble its AI ambitions
Without exemptions for commercial as well as academic data mining, the government鈥檚 AI for Science Strategy will fall flat, says Benjamin White
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External examining is failing to uphold UK standards. Discuss
The UK government鈥檚 recent skills White Paper announced a review of 鈥榯he merits of the sector continuing to use the external examining system for ensuring rigorous standards in assessments鈥. Four...
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UK universities report ongoing deficits after 鈥榙ifficult year鈥
Cambridge, Queen鈥檚 University Belfast and聽Leicester record shortfalls for the second year in a row as latest accounts highlight sector-wide financial challenges
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International student levy 鈥榗ould topple mid-tier universities鈥
Institutions that charge moderate fees and can鈥檛 pass costs on to students likely to be greatest victims of new tax, while some believe policy will help weed out lower-quality players
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Stronger links between TNE and research would boost innovation
An Australian ministerial delegation鈥檚 visit to India is the perfect opportunity to highlight the research potential of branch campuses, says Paul Harris