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While ߣߣÊÓƵ rates highly as study and travel destination, pugnacious publisher cites results as evidence of Chinese people’s disfavour
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Online education: how Hong Kong got ahead of the game
Even before coronavirus hit, Hong Kong was investing in new types of online education that challenge teaching conventions
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Trust your students to be active participants in their learning
Challenging students to collaborate on course content will help them learn better and develop essential skills, say Cathy Davidson and Christina Katopodis
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International educators must lead on anti-racist education
They have an obligation to engage in diversity education because it is the flip side of the intercultural work in which they are experts, say Harvey Charles and Darla DeardoffÂ
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White academics told to support real change on race
Deborah Gabriel also calls for imposition of financial penalties on universities that fail to tackle pay gaps
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Academic ‘solidarity’ needed to save gender studies from populism
Law professor who sits on Germany's constitutional court warns that far-right attacks on ‘weaker’ subjects would be followed by criticism of more mainstream disciplines
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THE Leaders Survey: Will Covid-19 leave universities in intensive care?
Has the online transition worked out? How far are student numbers likely to decline? Will governments still have money to invest in universities and research after the pandemic is over? And what does...
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Out of My Skull: The Psychology of Boredom, by James Danckert and John D. Eastwood
Randy Malamud admires a distinctly engaging account of an energy-sapping emotion
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Under compulsion: why college athletes and graduate students are like prisoners
Erin Hatton draws on an ‘odious comparison’ to illuminate the extraordinary powers coaches and supervisors can wield over their students
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Rebecca Long-Bailey sacked as English shadow education secretary
Left-winger shared article that party leader said contained ‘antisemitic conspiracy theory’
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The week in higher education – 25 June 2020
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Where the optimists are
Global survey reveals stark variation in levels of confidence about post-pandemic sector prospects between university leaders in China and the West
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Carol D’Onofrio, 1936-2020
Tributes paid to a campaigning academic who fought to reduce racial disparities in the treatment of cancer and cardiovascular disease
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Universities surprised by remit of ߣߣÊÓƵn integrity unit
New arm gives ߣߣÊÓƵn regulator a voice in areas already well covered, representative body says
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Mental health, financial problems take heavy toll on UK PhD students
Report shows heavier burden for UK students compared with other parts of Europe, with the country’s research funding boost ‘a chance to reform PhD education’