Donelan: lifelong loans will bring ‘historic culture shift’
Minister also tells É«ºÐÖ±²¥ event that access changes are ‘not focusing on high-paid jobs’ but rather on ‘graduate jobs’
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Overseas study ‘not a priority’ for graduate recruiters
Latest edition of global employability survey suggests contrasting view on benefits of cross-border learning
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Resigning president says Germany needs academic career master plan
Rectors’ conference concerned that Berlin postdoc law could set ‘blueprint’ for unfunded attempts to tackle precarity
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English access ‘reboot’ brings ‘high-paid jobs’ graduate targets
Universities minister to unveil access and participation changes at ɫºÐÖ±²¥Â event as new director of fair access named
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Least selective universities ‘performing best on social mobility’
Although Russell Group university tops new IFS/Sutton Trust ranking based on ‘mobility rate’, other selective institutions languish towards bottom of list
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Academics need to get better at knowing when to move on
High levels of personal optimism block decisions to depart a dysfunctional workplace or halt a failing project, say Alexander Clark and Bailey Sousa
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‘Nepotistic’ journals fast-track hyperprolific authors
Close relationships between journal boards and most-published authors may explain speedy publishing times, says study
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We need China more than it needs us, Australian leaders warn
Foreign interference concerns should not blind policymakers to the benefits of collaboration, forum hears
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International students ‘unwilling or unable’ to pay higher fees
Report from Canadian recruitment platform says greater share of searches are now for cheaper coursesÂ
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Executive search firms blamed for shrinking presidential tenures
Once rare, now commonplace, use of private companies to hire new presidents coming at large cost to US universities, research team finds
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Ministers ‘might as well bite bullet’ on retrospective loan hike
Key details on scope of English student loan changes yet to be finalised as consultation looms
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Concern over Oxbridge dominance at UK’s oldest law journal
Scholar criticises lack of anonymised peer review at Law Quarterly Review
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Talking leadership 3: Minouche Shafik on embedding sustainability
The LSE director on the institution’s green strategy, the importance of social scientists working with industry and the advantages of being ‘different’
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Turbocharging belonging will win the recruitment race for campuses
A group of undergraduates who got together to build a racing car taught Nic Smith how much horsepower there is in community
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Australian open access push goes from green to gold
While progress has been hamstrung by lack of scale or regulatory force, advocates say the time has come