英国公布学生签新规，未取消毕业生签证
毕业生工作签证将继续接受审查，至少英国大选后才会有新变化
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23 May 2024 digital edition
How can UK higher education be saved?
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MAC, not the knife
As universities in both the UK and Australia fight to protect vital international recruitment, there is also a need for fresh thinking for future prosperity
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UK calls general election – what does it mean for universities?
Rishi Sunak’s decision to hold a snap poll leaves several key sector issues hanging as political focus switches to electioneering
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Number of UK study visas granted halves following dependants ban
Eighty per cent drop in number of family members given permission to come to UK
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‘Use of AI in research widespread but distrust still high’ – OUP
Poll finds most researchers are using AI but only a tiny number trust technology companies on data privacy
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Sight loss should not mean a fading academic career
With the right support, academics with visual impairments are prospering, but barriers to true inclusivity remain, says Kate Armond, while a lecturer reflects on how practice on reasonable...
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Interview with Hamish Coates
The higher education researcher reflects on transitioning between Australian and Chinese institutions and how universities are searching for ‘new deals’
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Supercomputer cooling challenge for universities in warm climates
Energy required to run and cool supercomputers is at odds with universities’ sustainability targets, particularly in hotter parts of the world
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让学生开怀大笑：为什么教学需要幽默
首届“幽默如何改善高等教育教学”国际会议的灵感来自一位讲师原本单调的大学课程
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Transgender students more likely to drop out of university
Transgender students fearful of political climate and face additional barriers but many still thrive at university, report says
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Gender-critical scholars claim discrimination over BMJ rejections
Researchers say emails suggest disapproval of social media posts on transgender issues contributed to rejections
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The week in higher education – 23 May 2024
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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How can we fix UK higher education? – part two
Universities are struggling financially amid frozen domestic fees and growing political hostility to international students. But while the public finances are stretched, July’s general election could...
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The employability agenda does not need to be controversial
Embracing multiple measures of career ‘success’ can move us beyond tiresome debates and put students’ needs first, says Tom Coward