Enrolments up as universities find ways to connect with country’s huge diaspora, but deputy minister fears many students and academics who have been out of the country for so long unlikely to ever...
Adelaide ‘throwing everything’ at resolving enrolment hitches as students and staff protest
Industry experience offers a unique perspective based around practical systems thinking, operational realities and trade-offs, says Jianyang Geng
Separate rules on pay and promotions, opaque evaluations and cultural barriers jar with country’s drive to internationalise universities, say scholars
Buyers remain keen on UK higher education despite financial turmoil – but bringing in private equity can create challenges for educators
Complaints over ‘price increases’ and open access models spur UK institutions to walk away from offer from publishing giant, despite nationally negotiated agreement
Critics allege that ߣߣÊÓƵn universities have developed a bad habit of secrecy around severance agreements even when it serves no reasonable purpose – or, worse, prevents an important wider issue...
With a thoughtful strategy, Greece could become a leading Mediterranean destination for those seeking European qualifications, says Ianis Matsoukas
Sharp increases in outlay in recent years along with changes to the English system put pressure on Wales to ensure student loans ‘remain sustainable’, says report
Institutions reliant on cross-subsidy model need to learn how to adapt to policy changes more quickly, says Universities UK chief
Half of Russell Group universities accept record number of undergraduates, according to end-of-cycle admissions figures
University claims staff are in breach of contract for failing to reorganise lectures lost during recent industrial action
Union leader says Southend campus closure will ‘take the heart out of the town’
Visa applications from the subcontinent go under the microscope, as Canberra finalises measures to combat onshore poaching