ߣߣÊÓƵ is not prepared for the fourth industrial revolution
Analysis of wage premiums from tertiary education suggests that the system struggles to deliver the changing skills that the economy demands, says Stephen Parker
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Let the coach take the strain
As winter’s tunnel looms, academics would do well not to retreat into lonely silos, says Alison Newby
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University leaders cannot be public intellectuals
A Twitter storm over a remark he made on diversity policy reminds Jeffrey Flier why he was so wary of speaking out while a Harvard dean
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Ex-Michigan State president charged with lying in sex abuse case
Long-time university leader is third top MSU official charged criminally with a failure to properly account for decade-long pattern of abuse by team doctor
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Durham student jailed for life by UAE court on spying charges
Matthew Hedges, a PhD student specialising in Middle Eastern politics, was detained at Dubai airport on 5Â May and held in solitary confinement
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First university visit to Auschwitz aims to combat antisemitism
Students’ union leaders and university staff visit former Nazi concentration camp to help stamp out discrimination on UK campuses
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UK research council ‘misleading’ on quality of doctoral training
Fewer than half of Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council’s Centres for Doctoral Training rated ‘good’
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Grade inflation: how certain subjects fuel rise in firsts
Data analysis by THEÂ looks at three disciplines where the rise in firsts has been particularly high
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Turkey’s reinstated academics face internal exile
Scholars allowed back to work might not be able not return to previous institutions or large cities, Science Academy warns
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Academics cite work ‘they don’t know particularly well’
Survey also reveals citations have little influence over the content of a paper, raising questions over citation metrics
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Where there is discretion over academic freedom, there will be error
Mistakenly labelling material as ‘security-sensitive’ has created a space to learn, says Robert Van De Noort
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UK research spending target: show us the money, says Nobelist
‘Aspiration is not enough’, says Sir Paul Nurse of goal to spend 2.4 per cent of GDP on R&D
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ߣߣÊÓƵ’s ‘bifurcated’ international enrolments at risk: report
Regional threats and migration policy changes could ‘jeopardise student flows’, says study
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‘Visa factories’ hijack Japanese internationalisation drive
Key policy exploited by language colleges offering work permits rather than education