Korea’s semiconductor talent boost ‘too little, too late’
Easing student caps is a ‘step in the right direction’ but doesn’t solve issue of talent leaving for higher pay in other nations, academics say
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Australian universities launch inclusivity bidding war
Labor minister’s insistence that postcode should not determine opportunity sparks new initiatives
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The autoethnography masturbation outcry strikes a chord in music
The wider issues raised by the scandal can be particularly acute in the work of academic practitioners in cultural fields, says Ian Pace
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Lives rearranged as Australian funder NIT-picks
Grant delays worse than ever, researchers say, as ARC strives to meet demands of ousted government
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Australian universities ‘lucky to be sidelined from skills summit’
While the sector laments its low profile in this week’s Canberra congress, policy expert expects it to generate ‘dysfunction’
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Australia postpones research assessment exercise
National interest test for research grants to be simplified amid sweeping review of ARC
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Universities warned of threat posed by ‘lingering hackers’
Patient cybercriminals may gain access to online systems and wait for months before trying to sell on information
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Large surpluses post-lockdown ‘a blip’, say Canadian universities
Institutions emerge from lockdowns with an unusually large amount of money left over but say surpluses mask real financial difficulties
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Talking leadership 39: Cara Aitchison on sexual assault on campus
A cultural shift is needed, according to the vice-chancellor of Cardiff Met
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External funding is a means, not an end. So why must everyone seek it?
Universities should decide their funding needs based on their goals in teaching, research and outreach, say Nicolai Foss, Peter Klein and Phillip Nell Â
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First chancellor with acknowledged disability to fight ‘attitude problem’
Former disability commissioner says universities have lifted their game, but employers not so much
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NZ universities ‘underinvesting in staff’, says union
But representative body says conclusions from analysis of university financial accounts are based on flawed assumptions
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No 10 turmoil forces adviser’s exit and delays number controls
Iain Mansfield’s spell as key driver of policy ends – for now, at least – while ‘anti-woke’ campaigner is touted as potential education secretary
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Decolonisation demands a rethinking of what historical evidence is
Studying images, rather than texts, would allow history students to better grasp colonised peoples’ agency, says Apurba Chatterjee