Quinn described ambitions to create a “global academic freedom agenda” to “change the tide” on intellectual and research liberty. The agenda must be “concrete and practical”, he said, and not simply ...

Young people have therefore been heading to college in ever greater numbers. Ever since the All India Survey of Hig ...

A “larger, fewer grants” model that concentrates research on established UK institutions would be a “huge mistake” and could ...

Universities should prioritise “trauma-informed” responses to sexual harassment complaints, the student ombudsman has said, ...

Lobbyists have long sought reforms to the RDTI to boost collaboration rates. The scheme garners roughly A$4.6 billion a year in taxpayer support – more than the allocations from the Australian ...

Latin American universities are engaging with artificial intelligence, but adoption of the technology is “neither uniform nor evenly distributed” across the sector, a report by Unesco has found.

Australia’s One Nation party has vowed to reverse more than a decade of growth in overseas enrolments as part of its quest to bring population increases “back to a sustainable rate”.

The European University Association (EUA) said in a statement that while it welcomes the European Innovation Act, the new regulation fails to address the “unique role” that universities play in ...

Educators may often ask themselves how to make teaching more engaging. A better question is how to create learning experiences that fundamentally change the way students think ...

Hitchon died of throat cancer in 2023, four years after appearing on 63 Up, in which he spoke movingly about his life, most of which has been tracked by the seminal documentary series, which began as ...

Universal design for learning ensures students are not only present but able to participate. Taking her cue from a South Korean television series, Sunah Cho uses three questions to address the ‘kkakdu ...

Jenny Phillimore, professor of migration and superdiversity at the University of Birmingham, said another part of the problem was the UK’s policy of including students in net migration figures. Hence, ...