Report cements fear of UK visa ‘deterrent’ for EU nationals
But universities welcome Migration Advisory Committee call to end Tier 2 visa cap
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Marijuana legalisation tied to reduction in study time
Students spending far less time working for their degrees in US states that have legalised medicinal cannabis, US research finds
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Questions surround data used to reject UK post-study work visas
Government’s lead migration adviser admits graduate earnings information is ‘not as good as we would like’
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Russian tension with West ‘further weakening’ research links
Data on international collaboration show cross-border authorship share falling over recent years
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The far right’s love/hate relationship with social science
While maintaining an anti-intellectual position, the far right is misrepresenting social science research to support its own agenda, observes Cynthia Miller-Idriss
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African and Asian researchers ‘face greatest mobility obstacles’
Global survey suggests benefits of overseas collaboration are not evenly shared
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US science agencies in new drive to tackle sexual harassment
Efforts to prevent sexual harassment at universities advanced with new policies from top US provider of science funding and world’s biggest general science society
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Higher Education Academy’s ideals must not die
New UK learning super-agency Advance HE must not lose sight of the guiding ‘academy’ principles of its predecessor, argues William Keenan
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The UK is ripe for a new wave of university expansion
A nation-wide survey has found that public opinion is on the side of student mobility and higher education, but new institutions must be built where socio-economic needs are greatest, says Jill Rutter