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The week in higher education – 17 March 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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印度将超越中国成为英国主要海外学生来源国
呼吁关注印度市场的前部长警告教育界不要制造新的“过度依赖”
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English regulator launches review of blended learning standards
Universities will be told what approaches to online education fail to meet Office for Students' requirements as government pushes for return to face-to-face education
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Are the UK’s former polytechnics the solution to levelling up?
Three decades after the abolition of the binary divide between universities and polytechnics, some commentators still lament the supposed loss of locally focused vocational education. But even as the...
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Should I be worried about where my cybersecurity students will end up?
Teaching students to hack is necessary to show them how to defend against it – but we need to do more to instil ethics, says Andy Farnell
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17 March 2022 digital edition
Levelling up: thirty years on, has the post-92s’ time come?
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Introducing our new World University Rankings advisory board
We have appointed nine board members across four continents to improve transparency and help us further develop the league table, says Duncan Ross
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Japan University Rankings 2022: methodology
Our Japan rankings are constructed on four pillars that demonstrate the broad strength of a university
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疫情“使一些学生更向往出国留学”
调查表明，大学应避免仓促假设新冠疫情带来的财务后果及其对学生求学计划的影响
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Ethnic minority experts excluded from peer review in UK, MPs told
Science committee hears evidence of ‘shocking’ levels of under-representation of ethnic minority experts at research council meetings
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学者呼吁学术界保留线上教学精华
哲学家格雷林称学者不应反对数字化，而应寻求保护学术自由并避免催生零工经济
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Stop ‘micromanaging’ researchers, urges Australian award winner
Grant reviewers should close the circle by evaluating final reports, and recipients should spend the money as they see fit
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Member states poised to water down plans for European degree
Plans for a legal statute to smooth cross-border working were embraced by those struggling with national reforms, but most EU governments are getting cold feet
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Support staff numbers cut at half of UK universities
Some institutions lost about a tenth of their non-academic workforce in main year of pandemic