Australian universities redraw casual employment as law comes in
Changes will ensure compliance with new legislation, according to administrators, but unions say it is about cutting costs
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Academic freedom fears as new Indonesian president takes office
Attacks on academics and suppression of student protests may intensify under leader linked to human rights abuses
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Trigger warnings are nothing but tribal slogans
Alerts about troubling material project ethical universality but trumpet some forms of injustice while conveniently bypassing others, says Eric Heinze
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Don’t expect U-turn on overseas students’ dependants – MAC chair
UK government expected to maintain tough approach amid warnings of Canada-style caps
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Huddersfield and Aston to open London branch campuses
Both new ventures located in London’s financial district and launched in partnership with third-party companies
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Laura Trott named shadow education secretary
Former chief secretary to the Treasury set to face Bridget Phillipson in Commons for announcement on tuition fees
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English university tuition fees to increase to £9,535
Bridget Phillipson confirms inflationary fee rise and adds £414 extra per year to maintenance loans
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Loan scheme changes show university funding ‘is not a priority’
Some A$15 billion of student debt relief will do almost ‘nothing’ to help cash-strapped Australian institutions
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Half of students think failing universities should be bailed out
Poll finds third of UK undergraduates worried for future of their institution amid funding crisis
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‘Existential’ threat to Lebanese universities amid Israeli action
President of leading institution says majority of students have been displaced, and funding is a mounting concern
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Money should not be the only KEF metric
England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework unfairly marks down an arts cluster whose impact is not directly reflected in cash, says Michelle Phillips
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‘Damage done’ for business schools’ international January intakes
UK institutions look ahead to next autumn as survey confirms devastating impact of visa restrictions
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Career advancement policies ‘used for wage theft’
Australian academics required to ‘act up’ for years before being paid for it, analysis finds
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Cost ‘barrier’ for Vietnam branch campuses under revised rules
High cost may turn international universities off Vietnam despite growing demand
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Using AI to deliver scaled pedagogy is HE’s only available play
The global cost pressures imposed by sector expansion oblige universities to embrace technology that is finally fulfilling the hype, says Anthony Finkelstein