European business schools ‘should avoid US-style culture wars’
Institutions can compete for students with giant American counterparts by offering continental take on diversity, says IESE deputy dean
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US universities clamp down harder on pro-Palestine protests
Administrators toughen policies and responses after watching Ivy League presidents ousted
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Preparing good citizens and workers means treating students as adults
Endless accommodations and coaxing are only encouraging student uninterest and indolence, says Michael Baumann
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‘Short-term pain’ for UK universities’ international recruitment
British Council says mounting competition and stronger pound mean that inward mobility could decline for first time since pandemic
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Dutch universities unveil plan to limit international enrolments
Institutions say all major bachelor’s programmes will be available in Dutch and no new English-language courses will be in development ‘for the time being’
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Business degree apprenticeships ‘deliver on social mobility’
Strong engagement with students from socially deprived backgrounds rebuts claims of ‘middle-class grab’ of degree apprenticeships, finds audit
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Professor sacked by Max Planck Society over Israel comments
Supporters of Ghassan Hage claim his dismissal follows a ‘smear campaign’ responding to his condemnation of ‘war crimes’ in Palestinian territories
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Museums, media and mobility: how to put the public in public engagement
The Technical University of Munich is moving beyond outreach and creating a two-way dialogue with society, says Jeanne Rubner
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Four UK universities hand out half of all unconditional offers
Just over a third of providers made unconditional offers in 2023, most frequently to students applying for design, and creative and performing arts
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Franchising: widening access or wounding the English sector?
With Public Accounts Committee hearing to come, concerns over subcontracted courses will only become louder
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Campaign urges universities to ban staff-student relationships
1752 Group works with branches of the University and College Union to pressure institutions to go further than OfS proposals
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If authors must pay, most humanities scholarship will never be open access
Scarce funding means only the library-driven Subscribe to Open scheme is viable outside the sciences, says Christina Lembrecht
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Aberdeen staff vote to strike over language course cuts
Union branch votes to take industrial action after university proposes closing single honours degrees, affecting 30 jobs
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Instability risks more ‘politically toxic’ overseas reliance
King’s vice-chancellor also argues there’s a long-term need to be ‘open to the idea’ of some universities charging higher fees than others