Indian branch campuses will not fill Australia鈥檚 looming China gap
Universities have 10 years to prepare for China鈥檚 demographic crunch. They need to start now, say聽Craig Jeffrey,聽Michael Simmonds and聽Donald Speagle

Universities have 10 years to prepare for China鈥檚 demographic crunch. They need to start now, say聽Craig Jeffrey,聽Michael Simmonds and聽Donald Speagle

No聽evidence that people with a doctorate experience聽鈥榮ignificant wage penalties鈥, finds committee鈥檚 review of key visa route

New targeted model will see funder split budget across four 鈥渂uckets鈥, with money for curiosity-driven work remaining broadly flat

Confirmed deal to cost UK 拢570 million in first year, with ministers targeting 100,000 participants including apprentices and adult learners

鈥楽ignificantly improved鈥 agreement with world鈥檚 biggest scholarly publisher averts new year shutdown

Australian science lobbyists pin hopes on research and development聽review, saying 鈥榦ne-off鈥 mini-budget funding boost will not compensate for years of decline


Senator warns universities have聽鈥榝ew levers鈥 to pull when things go badly 鈥 citing 鈥榟avoc鈥 at the Australian National University聽under former vice-chancellor

Facing a 拢12 million deficit and a beloved but underutilised rural campus, former barrister who led murder cases says she took lessons from legal career when attempting to modernise an institution...

Thousands of mistakenly awarded citations left uncorrected highlight the perils of leaving profile curation to academics, say critics

To give the law teeth, the government must commit to promptly implementing the promised mechanism for flagging breaches,聽says Abhishek Saha

Westminster government reportedly agrees reassociation to Europe鈥檚 flagship student exchange programme five years after departing under Brexit

Newcastle and Bradford聽also in the red as UK universities continue to publish their annual accounts

Spain, Italy, Germany and France rivalling traditional destinations such as Australia and Canada as recruitment patterns shift

More than 9,000 results revoked after Pearson found students had been getting others to pass tests for them