Blended learning is the key to boosting HE participation in Africa
A new scheme will see West African and Australian universities?co-create courses that can be replicated across the region, says Joanna Newman
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UCU goes ahead with ballots on cross-sector strike action
Switch to aggregated voting means staff at 149 UK universities could walk out if union gets majority turnout and support
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Australia’s ministerial sign-off rule for PhDs watered down
New approach ‘a great outcome’ for those fearing impacts of the ‘most bone-headed idea ever’
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‘Whole system is working’: Ukraine universities teach under fire
Existing students able to complete courses as usual, but universities face question mark over autumn recruitment
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Disabled students more likely to defer during pandemic
Ucas analysis suggests online learning may not have suited students with disabilities, who were more inclined to delay their degree
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University advertising guidance ‘could be made mandatory’
Marketing should include data on dropout rates and graduate outcomes, English institutions told
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Universities in Myanmar need more international help
A two-year hiatus in educational activities following the military coup is threatening the country's post-conflict future, says a professor in Yangon
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English universities ‘vulnerable’ on overseas fee reliance
Regulator warns on dependency on Chinese students and potential impact of cost-of-living crisis, despite overall positive picture
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European academic staff numbers in UK shrinking post-Brexit
Fewer scholars from Italy, Germany, France and Netherlands working in British universities, says report
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Equality scheme letter ‘crossed line’, universities tell Donelan
UUK?letter to minister says it is?‘unclear what evidence is available’ to?back claim that external schemes threaten free speech and requests meeting
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Netherlands’ student growth puts pressure on housing
Universities’ difficulties in addressing their share of a national crisis may ease demand, but turning away ambitious foreigners is still a ‘missed opportunity’ for the country
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Data deficiency plagues Australian retention efforts
While policy incentivises retention, approved leaves of absence are counted as attrition
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Chile mulls scrapping fees as ex-student leader takes presidency
Vote on whether to accept constitution?that would overturn decades of private-led education said to be on a knife-edge
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日本拟于2027年恢复国际学生数量
该政策受到广泛欢迎，但学者们表示日本“必须解决未来新冠疫情的不确定性”
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UK mathematical sciences need their missing millions
If the balance of the ?300 million promised by the UK government is not delivered, a broad swathe of research will suffer, says Ulrike Tillmann