Scores of jobs set to go as UK universities axe courses
Arts and humanities programmes will be closed at Roehampton and Wolverhampton, with De Montfort also cutting jobs
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New Zealand budget leaves university sector ‘in the cold’
Boost to teaching subsidies will not keep pace with inflation, critics warn
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‘Cognitive dissonance’ blamed for academics’ mental health woes
Battling for truth in opaque organisations? It’s enough to blow your mind, researchers?say
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How can Ukrainian universities be rebuilt?
War’s destruction is a chance for Ukraine to create a better higher education system, but security and funding will test rebuilders
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US Supreme Court set to rule on campus sexual assault
As Biden nears issuing new regulations for adjudicating abuse complaints, nation’s top court considers case that could bring new conservative legal standard
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‘I was beaten daily’: Afghan scholar recounts Taliban torture
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University investment in research can drive levelling up?
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Raquel Rosario Sánchez on Bristol’s ‘hollow victory’ in trans row
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Chinese student flows tipped to peak within five years
India and Vietnam expected to keep up momentum, compensating for decline of degree seekers from China
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Australian funding tweaks ‘will make pure research even harder’
Proposed changes risk further eroding support funding for discovery research without achieving their core objectives
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Funding and careers structures are holding back early cancer detection
Long timelines, siloed training and the prioritisation of drug development make life-saving advances in detection less likely, says David Crosby
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Lift block on long-term prisoners getting student loans, say MPs
Westminster government says it does not want to lend money to inmates ‘who have no prospect of paying it back’
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USS whistleblower sacked from pension fund board ‘unlawfully’
Jane Hutton tells tribunal that months of her concerns being rebuffed forced her to become a whistleblower and disclose information to outside sources
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New Zealand international education renews outward focus
New strategy looks outward as well as inward, as government vows to ‘come back even stronger than before’
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UK funders order ‘short, sharp’ look at role of metrics in REF
Review to revisit conclusions of 2015’s The Metric Tide