More US universities end use of standardised tests in admissions
Caltech suspends requirement for two years while University of Washington commits to long-term shift in entry criteria
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Rhodes Must Fall returns along with call for decolonisation in HE
Swell of global anti-racism protests brings hope for change but academics warn ‘we’ve been here before’
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A pandemic is not the time for academic opportunism
The urge to be proved right and the mantra of publish or perish amount to a toxic scholarly brew. Reflection is the best policy, says Simone EringfeldÂ
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Women Can’t Paint: Gender, the Glass Ceiling and Values in Contemporary Art, by Helen Gørrill
Emma Rees applauds a detailed analysis of how women are sidelined in the art world – and how they can fight back
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Young University Rankings 2020 table information
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THE Young University Rankings 2020: methodology
To assess fairly the strength and vigour of newer institutions for the Young University Rankings 2020, we make certain adjustments to our established rankings methodology, as we explain here
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As Covid spreads, India struggles to move teaching online
Development is coming mostly from centralised government platforms and private universities, but low internet penetration is just one of the hurdles faced by the country
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Jo Johnson calls for four-year post-study UK work visa
Former universities minister also recommends that UK prioritises recruitment from India to remain competitive after pandemic
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We need to put the bounce back in ‘Global Britain’
The UK’s international education strategy must be more ambitious if the country is to remain globally competitive, writes Jo Johnson
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Cheating allegations prompt South Korean online exam rethink
Some of the country’s most prestigious universities may return to in-person exams following newspaper report
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French university admissions reform ‘has cut dropout rate’
Taboo-breaking Parcoursup reforms in 2018 are seen to have reduced failure rates, but there are fears Parisian universities will now hoover up the best students nationwideÂ
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The scientific community needs constant self-assessment on race and gender
Women and racial minorities are more likely to introduce valuable scientific novelty. Why are their ideas not taken seriously? Bas Hofstra and Daniel McFarland ask
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German students protest as pandemic squeezes finances
Despite a government loan scheme, unions say students have no choice but to drop out in order to claim unemployment benefit
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Are we entering a new phase of predatory publishing?
The volume of Covid-19 publications raises questions of legitimacy and risks public trust in science, argue Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva and Peter Tsigaris
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Data can improve our sustainability work
In the post-Covid world we have a chance to increase our use of data to better understand research opportunities and student learning, says Dawn Freshwater