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Articles by Pola Lem
Concerns over more rigid control of universities and fear of isolationist thinking causing ‘intellectual impoverishment’ for East and West
Scholar warns that growing influence of ideology over education could be ‘the most dangerous thing’ happening in modern-day Russia
Nearly two dozen British institutions now accept a test that allows Chinese high schoolers taking domestic curriculum to apply to universities abroad
Revolution ‘in the making’ as gender barriers torn down in campus cafeterias and students continue to march
Directive for nine university administrators to resign ‘unprecedented’ in scale, according to researchers
Traditional view of educators as the authority in Chinese classrooms being challenged by changing attitudes, research finds
Government plan for half of all graduates to major in sciences by 2032 ‘difficult to realise’ for private, humanities-focused institutions, academics say
Phasing out English would disadvantage graduates and hurt universities’ ability to draw international talent, scholars say
City plans to offer two-year visas to top global talent and extend post-graduation work permits
South Korean study of more than 125,000 teacher evaluations shows learners’ tendency to penalise their lecturers even amid overall rise in scores
World’s second-biggest nation nears overtaking China, giving both the government and institutions new customer satisfaction challenges
Pro-regime letter attributed to 10,000 professors condemns ‘aimless riots’ as students across the country call for change
Even as institutions offering mediocre engineering qualifications go out of business, private providers are expanding into the digital space
Universities’ policies of ‘inclusion’ have proven superficial and ineffective, say scholars
Coming out becoming ‘increasingly risky’ on Chinese campuses, says academic who left the country
Rocket attack hits Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, damaging ‘symbolic’ institution that has ‘shaped national statehood and culture’
THE examines how universities have gained from the pandemic and how institutions can take advantage of positive sentiment to achieve long-lasting visibility, grow collaborations and attract research funding
Notoriously difficult entry exams may need to be amended for foreign applicants, say academics
While institutions welcome surge in applications, some faculty concerned that island’s universities might be ‘losing their feel’
Move designed to ‘support 21st-century families’ and help institution remain competitive despite ‘historically high turnover rates’
Academics say mobilisation gives universities a powerful tool, with learners who get expelled facing being sent to the Ukrainian front
It’s the ‘start of a revolution’, students chant in third week of protests
Scholars warn that Tokyo’s cash injection will reward the few over the many, pushing top institutions closer to industry at the expense of basic research, social sciences and humanities
Mamokgethi Phakeng describes journey from guilt over taking time out to learning to relax into a much-needed break
