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Articles by Emily Dixon
Institutions caught in a ‘perfect storm’ owing to reductions in government spending and international student restrictions
Moves to appoint supervisory boards made up of business and public sector representatives seen as ‘logical step’ in sector development
With its Trump-style promise to smash woke ideology on campus, Germany’s far-right populist party is widely seen as a threat by academics. And with even the country’s mainstream parties promising little for higher education or research, few are relishing Sunday’s election. Emily Dixon reports
Rectors want more flexibility over rules that mandate international researchers and teaching staff to learn Norwegian
New partnership of Open Research Europe with national research funders could boost interest in the platform, experts say
Label could be ‘first step’ towards automatically recognised continental qualification, experts suggest
Research funders and universities condemn planned yearly reductions of more than 460 million Swiss francs
Government drive to cut international recruitment appears to pay dividends, but universities condemn ‘outdated’ approach
Distinguished scientists who left Greece’s National Council for Research, Technology and Innovation criticise fragmented oversight and excess bureaucracy
Under-representation of women probably a key factor in country’s underperformance versus rest of Europe
Proliferation of for-profit providers sparks concerns of ‘abusive practices’ including misrepresentation and tuition fee fraud
European Commission-published Competitiveness Compass raises fears of political interference
Prompted by deadly train station collapse, thousands of students are calling for government accountability
Draft 2025 budget could be devastating for research, universities and students, academics warn
Ten thousand back call for Antoine Petit to resign as president of French state research organisation
University reform commission announced by Georgian prime minister likely means of tightening political control, scholars warn
While majority do see themselves as staff, discipline and stage of PhD likely to influence how candidates perceive their role, researchers say
Latest scheme designed to encourage graduates to live and work in less populated regions of the country
Switzerland’s agreement to join Horizon Europe follows a roller-coaster decade during which it was twice excluded from EU research programmes owing to political squabbles with the European Commission. Emily Dixon assesses the fallout – and asks whether a third exclusion can be ruled out
María Zambrano programme was designed to attract international talent – but many recipients say no effort has been made to retain them
With new restrictions imposed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, academics prioritised protecting teaching over research, study finds
‘Experimental public establishments’ such as PSL and Paris-Saclay have suffered growing pains of late, but hopes remain high that France may finally have found a way for its complex web of institutions to compete on the world stage without trampling cherished historical identities, writes Emily Dixon
Divide between scientists in research institutes and teacher-researchers at universities in spotlight after op-eds
Of respondents to Swedish survey who reported experiencing threats or harassment, half said a student was responsible
