In 2048, information is unchained and even schoolgirls win Nobel prizes
The abolition of publishers and the bypassing of Big Tech is a prerequisite for maximising the power of science, says Andy Farnell
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25 November 2021 digital edition
Five decades of THE: editors reflect on an ever-changing sector
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A$10 million settlement in ߣߣÊÓƵn ‘wage theft’ dispute
A$40 million repayments flagged so far the tip of the iceberg, union says
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Universities ‘squeamish’ about boosting school standards
New government focus on universities raising pre-18 attainment could be a ‘challenge’, but also indicates positive shift
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‘Use carrot, not stick’ to get academics to go green
Universities support gentle touch on nudging researchers to make climate-friendly decisions
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Melbourne recruiting sector’s first gender affirmation adviser
Role focused on supporting staff and handling complaints, but critics express concern about potential threats to academic freedom
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New champions for ߣߣÊÓƵn science
From little things big things grow: small specialists focus on big picture
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Johnson: take out insurance against Chinese recruitment collapse
Russell Group must ‘stop making excuses’ on difficulties of diversifying international student flows, says ex-universities minister
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Welsh minister: Tory HE policy in England ‘not the norm’
Welsh student support and tertiary systems have ‘far more in common with international approaches’ than English ones, says Jeremy Miles
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Canberra to universities: be our commercialisation kingpins
Tens of millions of dollars on offer for institutions that walk their commercialisation talk
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Donelan: lifelong loans will bring ‘historic culture shift’
Minister also tells THE event that access changes are ‘not focusing on high-paid jobs’ but rather on ‘graduate jobs’
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Overseas study ‘not a priority’ for graduate recruiters
Latest edition of global employability survey suggests contrasting view on benefits of cross-border learning
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Resigning president says Germany needs academic career master plan
Rectors’ conference concerned that Berlin postdoc law could set ‘blueprint’ for unfunded attempts to tackle precarity
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English access ‘reboot’ brings ‘high-paid jobs’ graduate targets
Universities minister to unveil access and participation changes at THE event as new director of fair access named
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Least selective universities ‘performing best on social mobility’
Although Russell Group university tops new IFS/Sutton Trust ranking based on ‘mobility rate’, other selective institutions languish towards bottom of list