Starmer to ditch Labour’s ‘free’ university tuition pledge
Labour leader also says ?9,250 fee status quo in England is ‘unfair’
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Industrial turmoil on Australian campuses
May Day rallies kick off a ‘week of action’ from coast to coast, as more union branches plan stoppages – and others reach agreement
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France’s ‘unequal’ research system faces fresh scrutiny
Government-led review of ‘low-performing’ research system will increase pressure to reform the role of France’s biggest scientific agency
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What next for US-China research ties post-Lieber case?
Biden signalled new approach to scientific engagement with Asian superpower, but scholars say Trump’s China Initiative is continuing under new guises
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Avoid imposing ‘rigid rules’ on self-citations, journals told
Judge papers on a case-by-case basis, says author of study that found most ‘unusually high levels’ of self-citations are explained by legitimate reasons
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Researchers embracing ChatGPT are like turkeys voting for Christmas
The technology threatens to impoverish research and destroy humans’ ability?to understand the social world, says Dirk Lindebaum
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Online offerings fuel rapid rise of German private universities
More prepared to pay for education?because of?innovations in flexible learning, despite demographic shifts that are harming public sector
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Folbigg case lights the way for ‘science-sensitive legal system’
Rare involvement of learned academy in establishing ‘reasonable doubt’ over child murder conviction paves way for mechanisms to forestall future injustices
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Global partnership would help tackle sexual and gender-based violence
Other countries could learn a lot from the various initiatives adopted in India since 2013, says Adrija Dey
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Quotas for female students introduced by Japanese universities
Policy of setting aside a fifth of places unlikely to be transformative in country that ranks bottom in OECD for female STEM students, scholars say
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The endless churn of administrators leaves faculty feeling dizzy
Just as deans and provosts start to realise their visions, they are often gone, leaving everyone else to pick up the pieces, says?Elizabeth Lehfeldt
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UK should rejoin Erasmus+, says Lords report
Success of Turing Scheme should not obscure lost benefits of deeper, reciprocal student exchange initiatives, explains House of Lords review
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Australian government R&D contribution hits all-time low
Figures indicate ‘crisis point’ for spending on science and innovation, learned academy warns
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Student accommodation: little room for manoeuvre
The inadequacies of student accommodation used to be a bit of a joke. Today, with both the system and students under strain, it’s no laughing matter
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Is Western higher education’s soft power weakening?
Amid rising tensions between West and Western-educated Chinese elite, experts counter claim that universities ‘fail to instil Western values’