Demand-driven funding in Australia should be restored
Slightly higher fees would be a reasonable price for a system that responds to student numbers and preferences, says Andrew Norton
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Coronavirus: almost all Australian universities head online
More institutions desert on-campus programmes as government moves the goalposts
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Coronavirus: English regulator to ‘support financial sustainability’
New objective to support university finances during Covid-19 crisis suggests a new path for England’s higher education regulator
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Flexible admissions could mitigate Covid-19 impact
Experts say institutions should allow students to delay start date and relax entry requirements
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US colleges call for support to help fight coronavirus
Campuses see economic woes mounting, but full assault on Covid-19 more urgent
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Australia waives work restrictions for overseas nursing students
Australia bends rules to marshal health resources as social distancing directives are intensified
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US scientists tackling virus lament historic funding shortcomings
Poor long-term support for too few laboratories hampers efforts to develop vaccines and therapies, say researchers
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Sudden shift to teaching-only contracts ahead of REF census
Latest data show about a quarter of universities now have a fifth of full-time academics classed as teaching only
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Positive discrimination is a net negative
Colleagues’ doubts about whether he deserved a prize make Aymen Idris wish people did not see his achievement as tokenism
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“双一流”高校需要什么样的公共卫生教育？
孟庆跃认为，当下新冠病毒疫情为公共卫生教育带来重要启示，未来改革的步子需要迈得更大一些
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Australian universities bite the bullet on online delivery
Go remote now or later? That’s the question, as coronavirus threatens campus shutdowns
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Coronavirus lockdown forces tough choices on Italian scientists
As labs shut, researchers in Milan fear losing months of work – and urge colleagues abroad to prepare now for similar restrictions
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University of Alaska aiming to bounce back from brutal cuts
With the state’s governor imperilled, university bosses are hoping that a better year is on the horizon
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Chinese students, tutors and experts differ on assessment ethics
Study is first to survey students’ views on how they are judged in the classroom