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Articles by Ben Upton
Walter Rosenthal aims to use German Rectors¡¯ Conference presidency to find common ground between applied science and traditional universities
The historian talks about growing up in the ¡®open-air museum¡¯ of Berlin and his popular books on some of the 20th century¡¯s most terrible events and individuals
Universities may well accept a 1 per cent funding penalty as a cheaper option, compared with paying money owed to lecturers
A court has sentenced 18 elite fraternity members to fines and community service for roles in reckless ritual
Party commits to reforming incoming student loan changes, claiming they will ¡®eat away at pay¡¯ for graduates
With federal budgets under pressure from inflation and energy costs, universities must balance funding exchange projects versus increasing EU collaborations
Refugee participation in tertiary education rises from 1 to 6 per cent in four years but much more needs to be done, congress hears
Running universities like companies has helped them look outwards, but they risk an exodus of young talent from relentless reforms
Legal backers say €40 million class action case could set precedent for universities in around 50 countries bound by the Lisbon recognition convention
Purchase of Vienna-based university by Mathias Corvinus Collegium seen as attempt to spread ideology of populist leader abroad
Pyotr Kucherenko was taken ill on a return flight from Cuba, with a journalist later claiming he had privately called the invasion ¡®´Ú²¹²õ³¦¾±²õ³Ù¡¯
Vice-chancellor and union rep make rare joint statement appealing to national negotiators to resolve dispute
Challenge of balancing huge international expansion with sustainability leaves academic-turned-politician urging careful thinking
Investigation will look at whether enough has been done to welcome Jewish students and staff
Mariya Gabriel¡¯s resignation splits her education and research briefs just as officials are shaping the successor to Horizon Europe and other flagship programmes
As voting finishes in divisive poll, scholars say two decades of government under Erdo?an has left universities in a perilous state
Progress is being made on promoting women to top positions, but very few presidents hail from the former Communist bloc
Groups gather more than a million signatures to ¡®modernise science¡¯ by phasing out animal research, forcing commission to respond
Halving board members¡¯ terms to allow influx of security experts risks ¡®dangerous¡¯ infringement on university autonomy, sector warns
Six legal cases lodged in bid to release billions of euros of funding, locked away because of threats to university autonomy
Former University College Cork president Michael Murphy reflects on pandemic, Ukraine and Brussels experience as he prepares to step down from top of representative body
More prepared to pay for education because of innovations in flexible learning, despite demographic shifts that are harming public sector
Institutions will be able to limit or expand recruitment depending on local circumstances, with more centralised management also possible
Disciplinary pay gaps prompt large protests by arts and humanities scholars
