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Sheffield Hallam restricts TPS access to REF academics only

Teaching staff at post-92 institution to be employed by subsidiary firm and lose right to access expensive pensions scheme

UK ‘must not be complacent’ over Trump effect on student flows

American universities expected to experience steeper declines in enrolments during second year of Trump presidency

‘Stackable’ courses planned across University of London

Federation launches new online learning system to allow students to dip in and out of modules at their own pace

Canada’s overseas student collapse is forcing a reckoning over quality

The path forward is not a simple pivot to domestic students but a shift towards programmes with strong labour-market outcomes, says Boxi Yang

Tim Blackman: LLE needs more ‘standardised curriculum’ to succeed

‘Radical’ reform to English model should also involve shorter courses and a move away from ‘residential’ system, says former Open University v-c

Universities must ‘mend, not build’ as lab budgets fall

With supercomputing and other AI-related spending prioritised, Research England has told institutions to focus on maintaining existing facilities instead of building new ones

UK higher education unions demand almost 7 per cent pay rise

Employers say claim would be ‘extremely challenging’ in time of financial hardship, as annual pay talks get under way

Two-thirds of presidents feel Trump has had financial impact

Canada-India reset ‘not about restoring student numbers’

Efforts to rebuild diplomatic ties between two countries focus on new ‘quality’ collaborations rather than restoring student flows

Teaching-only and temporary roles bear brunt of UK jobs cull

Decline in fixed-term and zero hours contracts ‘not good news’ in sector shedding thousands of positions

French science ‘on worrying trajectory’ after budget cuts

France’s 75 public universities are all running a deficit this year, as researchers warn budget cuts put science at risk 

The UK’s visa ban is another blow for Afghanistan’s despairing intellectuals

Before the Taliban’s return, many Afghan academics went abroad for PhDs. But the collapse in their prospects has left many in limbo, says a scholar

Ohio State president resigns over ‘inappropriate relationship’