The week in higher education – 31 March 2022
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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Crowdfunding firms seek to ‘democratise’ science – and a profit
New opportunities for funding have been welcomed but future clashes over intellectual property could prove challenging
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Liberté, egalité, autonomie: Do French universities want more freedom?
Despite incremental reforms throughout Emmanuel Macron’s first term as president,?France still has one of the most centralised higher education systems in Europe.?As the election looms, Ben Upton...
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让我们取消学术道德委员会吧
阿德里安·弗恩海姆（Adrian Furnham）表示，委员们缺乏专业知识和群体思维通常是十分危险的，所以最好将审查委托给专业律师和伦理学家
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31 March 2022 digital edition
At liberty to conform: do French universities need more autonomy??
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Australia’s regional universities in line for extra budget treats
But promised infrastructure and research commercialisation funding could stretch thin
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Chinese academics ‘pressured’ into conference withdrawal
Incident could signal ‘big reversal’ of Chinese government policy on international academic exchange, academics say
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Augar saga ‘no surprise’, says former top DfE civil servant
There was ‘no obvious solution’?on fees, but a more targeted review could ‘take politics out’ of accounting for university funding, says Jonathan Slater
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Fewer early career researchers heading to UK from European Union
Warning that trend has much wider implications for the UK system than missing individual expertise??
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Target talk splits European research assessment reformers
Culture change becomes a numbers game as agreement drafters try to pin down progress without spooking major players
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大学西方化的职业建议或“误导”国际学生
尽管经济发展“大规模”转向亚洲，但大学未能为海外学生提供适合回国的职业建议
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Universities must be forced to compete with alternative models
If universities were mainstream businesses they would be in the category of bloated, oligopolistic conglomerates, says Timothy Devinney
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Reorganising universities would only make them worse
It is doubtful that a management consulting firm could avoid throwing the baby out with the bathwater, says?Grahame R. Dowling
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Why we are rewarding support for refugees in our Impact Rankings
We hope small language changes will make a big difference to displaced communities, says Duncan Ross