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Most overseas study plans ‘unchanged by pandemic’
Traditional worries like cost and job prospects trump would-be international students’ safety and travel concerns, survey finds
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Alec Cameron swaps Aston for RMIT
ߣߣÊÓƵn academic administrator and former engineering executive returns amid policy focus on commercialising research
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Dodging the ethics of educating in repressive regimes is unsustainable
Ethical reviews must become the cornerstone of Western universities’ internationalisation strategies, says Peter Brady
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UK public ‘don’t see universities as a front line in culture wars’
Ex-pollster who leads Policy Institute at King’s sees public support for universities enduring despite culture wars angst
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Rare victory for Turkish scholars as protests force rector’s exit
Campaigners at Boğaziçi University say their victory could inspire others – but also fear a harsher crackdown under a new appointee
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Defence research ‘antidote’ to Covid’s lost billions: thinktank
Formalised defence R&D ties could recoup one-quarter of the research funds lost from ߣߣÊÓƵ’s ailing international education industry
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Imagining Socialism: Aesthetics, Anti-politics, and Literature in Britain, by Mark A. Allison
Charlotte Jones enjoys a historical account of radical politics that may have important lessons for today
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Forcing students to get vaccinated ‘wrong’, says university union
UCU says government should ‘sensitively encourage’ inoculation after reports of prime minister ‘raging’ over low uptake
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Outsourcing online learning is selling students short
Offloading virtual learning to third-party ‘partners’ doesn’t always work for students but remains a blind spot for quality assurance, says Nora Carrol
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Academic conclusions differ wildly even on same data, study finds
New study raises questions over validity of single studies and suggests detailed tracking of researchers’ decisions during analysis
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US universities push for fewer hurdles on gene editing farm animals
Veterinary schools lead campaign protesting regulatory obstacles applied to an array of food-related genomic research
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UK to review research system to uncover ‘missing’ elements
‘Don’t always stick with what you have,’ says science minister Amanda Solloway, as new innovation strategy points to US and German models
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Traveller students need more than new roads into higher education
New scholarships and admissions policies may help to address low participation from Traveller communities, but outreach and curricula should also change, argues Emily Danvers
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Government college subsidy found to hurt US veteran earnings
Federal benefit is too big, and former soldiers often choose low-quality institutions, new analysis argues