China takes ‘drastic’ action to punish research plagiarism
Government bans researchers from participating in government-funded projects after accusing them of plagiarising content for research proposals
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Record handout makes outgoing v-c ߣߣƵ’s highest paid
Biggest pay packet in at least five years drives average leaders’ pay into seven figures, raising questions over Canberra boss’ surprise departure
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Automatic green cards for overseas graduates of US HE is a bad idea
Donald Trump’s idea is unnecessary and could denude international students’ native countries of their talents, warns Allan Goodman
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ߣߣƵn reshuffle ‘chance to rethink international education’
Home affairs and skills portfolios in new hands, in first changes to Labor government’s ministry
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Gazan medical students denied visas to study in Norway
Ten students from Al-Azhar University had their applications rejected because of concerns they would not leave the country
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Independent review of the OfS: key findings at a glance
Results of Sir David Behan’s report set to shape future direction of regulator under Labour
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Interim OfS chair announced as new free speech duties put on hold
Education secretary outlines new approach for English regulator, with focus on restoring sector’s financial health
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Online course provider 2U files for bankruptcy
Edtech company begins Chapter 11 process after struggling with heavy debts since purchase of edX
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Some see school teaching as ‘enticing alternative’ to academia
As ߣߣƵn scheme that encourages professionals to change career expands across border, former academic attests to its value in easing transition
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Scientists fear creeping political influence over Polish academy
Government criticised for planned reforms but says it will close rival body widely seen as favourable to former populist regime
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‘Contagion’ risk if UK university goes under, warns report
Government urged to appoint new higher education commissioner to oversee £2.5 billion loan scheme in case of institutions going bankrupt
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Lifelong loans will fail to boost enrolments, says Birkbeck v-c
Returning leader says UK instead needs ‘major rethink’ of funding model and how it supports low-income and mature students
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The identity deficit is the cause of engineering’s broken female pipeline
Educators need to do more to help students reassess the meaning they attach to labels such as “female engineer”, says Elena Liquete
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Value of Thames Water investment ‘minimal’, admits USS
University pension scheme effectively writes off stake in ailing company that was worth £956 million two years ago
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UK university explores options in South Korea’s forgotten hub
Despite bold ambitions, Incheon Global Campus has been largely shunned by international universities and ignored by politicians – could the next decade see its revival?