‘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
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First pro vice-chancellor for artificial intelligence appointed
Professor filling first-of-its-kind role says universities need to encourage students to use AI in their studies, or risk them falling behind
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Scientists in the public eye need institutions to have their backs
This year’s Maddox Prize nominations suggest that institutional challenges may be a bigger problem than online abuse, says Tracey Brown
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Completing PhD as a black student ‘like swimming against current’
A new book, The Black PhD Experience, explores the journeys of black doctoral students in UK universities
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Ontario medical schools’ overseas students ban ‘cheap populism’
While critics dismiss direct impact of proposal as ‘rather meaningless’, concerns about broader messaging loom large
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New Zealand international education ‘fully recovered by 2025’
Universities’ challenge now is keeping pace with applications, analyst says
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Liverpool v-c ‘ambitious’ despite overseas enrolment ‘challenge’
Tim Jones seeks to get university ‘where it should be’ but must contend with whims of government policy
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Harris takes lion’s share of university staff campaign donations
Figures from Open Secrets show 93 per cent of campaign donations from higher education have gone to vice-president and other Democratic candidates
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Student AI cheating cases soar at UK universities
Figures reveal dramatic rise in AI-related misconduct at Russell Group universities, with further questions raised by sector’s ‘patchy record-keeping’ and inconsistent approach to detection
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Beware a victory in the anti-publisher US lawsuit
Forcing changes to the peer-review process would probably come with unforeseen and unwanted consequences, says Sheldon H. Jacobson
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Digital service boosts student loan refunds for UK graduates
Hundreds of thousands of university leavers alerted to cashback eligibility
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Palestinian student who lost visa for Gaza comments to stay in UK
Tribunal rules that Manchester student Dana Abuqamar is ‘not an extremist’