India ‘in strong position’ heading into talks with publishers
Nation ‘would do well’ to seek out global expertise for its 2023 national publishing plan, with negotiations expected to be ‘long and protracted’
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How one UAE campus is prioritising academic integrity in a post-Covid era
It is not enough to simply implement software to help ‘stop’ cheating, argues Zeenath Reza Khan
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How to boost ‘open universities’ in the MENA region
Online learning could improve the higher education offering, but it requires buy-in from universities, governments and employers, says Jordan Srour
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Kwame Anthony Appiah: UK should adopt US-style majors system
‘Bit of this and a bit of that’ education more effective training for world of many opportunities, says Kwame Anthony Appiah
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Many universities could face sanctions for missing OfS thresholds
Two-thirds of larger providers failing to meet every student outcomes benchmark in every subject, ɫºÐÖ±²¥ analysis finds
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Returning home after graduation? It’s more complicated than that
Research reveals more detailed picture of where students go to work after finishing their degree
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Practising conference presentations is vital – even for native speakers
Overloaded slides, peculiar body language and speech that is too quick, slow, quiet or relentless are all easily fixed, says Brian Bloch
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Demonstrations on scores of campuses in China Covid protests
Tsinghua and Peking universities among 79 institutions reportedly affected by unrest over long-running lockdowns and restrictions
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New Brexit support for English universities capped at £8 million
Additional funding announced by Research England might not cover shortfalls faced by research powerhouses
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Three vetoed research projects win funding on second attempt
Narrow line between success and failure in latest round of Australian competitive grant funding
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Peers oppose free speech bill’s prospect of ‘endless litigation’
Conservative ex-universities ministers aim to force government into rowing back on plans to allow universities to be sued over free speech
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Will the World Cup be an own goal for Qatar university campuses?
Academics suggest the answers to the hard lessons that Fifa is learning now should have been obvious from the experience of higher education institutions in the Gulf state
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Ensure graduates are set for life, not just for work
In an unstable political and social climate, MENA’s graduates need soft skills, says Hugh Martin
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Brexit is hurting UK innovation
German-style political stability and long-term science funding could help mitigate the damage, say Zach Meyers and John Springford
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We are helping students bear the cost of living – but government must, too
More hardship funding, bigger maintenance loans and restored grants would all complement universities’ efforts, says Sarah Stevens