College panel cites mental health in dismissal recommendation
US chemical engineer claims she has been a victim of ‘academic mobbing’, including someone defecating in her bin
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Malaysian progress towards institutional autonomy slows
It’s damned if you do and damned if you don’t, as minister seeks course for freedom
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Brazilian academics ‘gaslighted’ in swirl of policy rumours
Funding agency forced to deny scholarship candidates will be required to take an ideology test
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THE Emerging Economies University Rankings 2019: analysis of research income
A comparison of research income scores presents a picture of how emerging economies nations fare in the rankings
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Emerging Economies Summit: Academia ‘a bridge’ between nations in times of conflict
Universities and their international connections are integral to national resilience, conference hears
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Appointments – 17 January 2019
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November term start proposed for post-qualification applications
University and College Union revives call for admissions shake-up in hope of making unconditional offers ‘defunct’
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The six-year fight to erase university foundation’s Nazi ties
Campaigners for change say universities need to be more proactive and systematic in investigating their benefactors’ pasts
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Australia considers formalised recognition of micro-credentials
Questions around quality assurance, regulation and where certificates from courses such as Moocs belong on the qualifications ladder
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Is grade inflation weakening the value of higher education?
Brian Poole asks if grade and credential inflation has resulted in too many degree holders chasing too few jobs
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Rare US college serving black women in fight for survival
Bennett College seen as exemplifying challenges faced by small, private, minority-serving and women-only institutions
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‘No evidence’ that luxury laboratories lead to better science
New book explores proliferation of ‘starchitect’-designed facilities
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Elite colleges should use a lottery to admit students
Choosing applicants to top institutions like Harvard by lottery is a fairer and more economical process, argues Natasha Warikoo
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THE podcast: interview with Qatar University president Hassan Al-Derham
Ahead of THE’s Emerging Economies Summit 2019, Sara Custer speaks with the host university's president