Labour has ‘got to change the tuition fees system’, says Starmer
A Labour government would be ‘constrained’ by ‘badly damaged’ economy left by Conservatives, warns leader, who says funding policy will be outlined ‘in due course’
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6 July 2023 digital edition
Riding it out: Will overseas students save Australian HE from the financial roller coaster
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KAUST sponsored supplement digital edition
Meet the pioneering KAUST faculty tackling global challenges
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Union slams Starmer for urging academics to end marking boycott
Labour leader says he feels ‘very uncomfortable’ about industrial action leaving students unable to graduate
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Will roller-coaster finances derail Australian universities?
Covid-era terror of a decimation in international income has proved unfounded, but investment yields continue to fluctuate wildly. Ahead of the publication of Australia’s landmark new Universities...
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Universities ‘could face prosecution’ over student evaluations
‘Psychosocial harm’ clauses in workplace safety laws elevate administrators’ mental health obligations, expert warns
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Giorgio Parisi: the Nobel laureate inspired by the wonders of nature
Studying flocks of starlings helped Giorgio Parisi crack some of physics’ deepest mysteries. The Nobelist talks to Matthew Reisz about his unconventional methods, missed eureka moments and being...
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Interview with Annabel Sowemimo
Orwell Prize nominated writer on decolonising medicine, being inspired by her father and her experiences working as a sexual and reproductive health registrar in the NHS
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Alone in a crowd: doctorates no doddle for PhD mums
‘Morally supportive’ but implicitly dismissive, universities exacerbate students’ struggles with their ‘child-free’ ethos
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Universities nervous as Labour ‘accepts’ tuition fees in England
Party urged to commit to reversing long-running decline in university funding, after signs its focus is on tweaking status quo
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The week in higher education – 6 July 2023
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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If universities want top research, they must allow people to fail
The new REF rules allow greater scope to aim for the (four) stars. But who will embrace the risk of crashing to Earth, asks Matthew Flinders
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REF 2028: don’t focus only on superstar scholars, warn funders
Universities could be marked down on research culture if a handful of researchers dominate submissions, says research assessment officials
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Latin America ‘needs targeted and collaborative research’
Universities operating in difficult environments can have more of an impact by pooling resources, summit hears
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UK Horizon Europe association ‘close after draft deal with EU’
Reports that Rishi Sunak could sign off Horizon membership next week after Brussels and Whitehall officials reach cost consensus