Number of Americans with college but no degree nears 40 million
Clearinghouse tally held up as incentive for institutions to encourage returners, while also affirming scale of political dilemma confronting Biden
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US ‘risks missing out’ on long-term benefits of online learning
Virtual tools have unprecedented power to bend teaching towards research-proven ideals, yet opportunity of lockdown getting squandered, MIT experts tell colleagues
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China Subject Ratings 2022: a careful comparison
The China Subject Ratings use a bespoke set of parameters to enable key comparisons with global universities
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China Subject Ratings 2022: methodology
Browse the full results of the China Subject Ratings 2022 The ߣߣÊÓƵ China Subject Ratings are the only performance tables that judge Chinese institutions against their global peers...
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China Subject Ratings 2022: results announced
ߣߣÊÓƵn universities come out top when judged against China’s classification of subjects, but mainland China is world-leading in 10 subjects
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China Subject Ratings 2022 report
Click here to download a free copy of the China Subject Ratings 2022 report
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New Zealand brings forward border reopening for overseas students
Country’s universities have ‘a lot of catching up to do’ despite two-month reprieve
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More time on research means lower scores for students – study
Universities must ‘recalibrate promotion criteria’ to place more value on teaching, says scholar
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University keeps police bomber’s PhD thesis under wraps
La Trobe prolongs blackout on Russell Street bomber Craig Minogue’s dissertation, citing concerns over ‘identifying material’
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Swedish universities nervously await ‘flood’ of adult learners
Funding reforms set to drive up demand, but institutions uncertain about likely intake and course interest
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UCU set for showdown over transgender rights stance
Members asked to back motion opposing ‘gender critics’ and ‘transphobes’
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How I coped with bereavement in academia
Dealing with the death of a family member is never easy, but does academic life present further complications and difficulties? Three academics at different stages of their careers tell their stories
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Does the ߣߣÊÓƵn government really hate universities?
As ߣߣÊÓƵ’s general election looms, many in university circles may be hoping that Scott Morrison’s coalition is voted out. But is it true that conservative governments and universities are natural...
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Impact broke the academy. Only a culture change can fix it
Linking impact to funding is breeding mistrust, apathy and unrest. Researchers must be free to do the work they find most meaningful, says Mark Reed
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Queen’s Speech: bill planned for lifelong loans and entry bars
Plan for legislation seems to firm up government plans for minimum entry requirement and student number controls