Australian internationalisation must be rethought – but not abandoned
A ‘Fortress Australia’ that remains open to international trade and talent needs an educated, innovative and globally minded population, says Philipp Ivanov
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Giving students accommodations is a disservice to employers
Credentialing is a key good offered by universities, but giving some students more help than others undermines it, says Justin Noia
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International students hedge bets in unstable policy landscape
Anglosphere countries risk squandering their market advantage, researchers warn
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Beware social media ‘pitfalls’, universities tell researchers
‘Exercise caution’ when commenting on topics outside areas of expertise and distinguish personal and professional positions, Leru urges
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Revalidation can help struggling courses, says English regulator
Office for Students summarises findings from first round of reviews looking at ‘areas of concern’ in teaching
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Veteran reformer appointed Indonesian higher education minister
Scion of academic and ministerial family could champion ‘a push towards academic excellence’, but policy intent is ‘hard to read’
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Caps risk monoculture in Australian academia, economist warns
‘Revenue hit’ will undermine universities’ ability to recruit foreign faculty while driving more locals overseas
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Security concerns about Chinese students ‘may be politicised’
Chinese students could face further vilification as presence in sensitive areas under question
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Number of UK universities delaying pay rises hits new high
Number of institutions claiming financial exigency now into ‘double figures’
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Academia can be hard for people with ADHD – but we have so much to offer
Some days all I can do is watch Gilmore Girls. But on others I may come up with an idea that changes my whole research field, says Vikky Leaney
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‘Concerted effort’ needed to improve research data sharing
Few physical sciences researchers are sharing their results in a way that can be easily used by other scholars, analysis finds
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One in four UK lecturers ‘now using AI tools in teaching’
Some academics put off from using AI because of ‘lack of guidance’ on how to use technology ‘ethically and transparently’
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Times Higher Education to host fourth Global Sustainable Development Congress
Global sustainability event in Istanbul on 16-19 June 2025 to convene 5,000-plus attendees
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‘At least’ 200 jobs expected to go at University of Canberra
Troubled institution joins neighbouring ANU in flagging major cuts, saying it is ‘spending beyond its means’
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Wales’ Medr grapples with funding and participation challenges
New post-16 regulator finally comes into being as Welsh institutions face funding crisis