Return of industrial strategy good for universities ¨C Greg Clark
Former Conservative business secretary, now based at University of Warwick, believes Labour¡¯s?proposals?will underscore higher education¡¯s vital role in growth
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The darker side of the ¡®smart¡¯ university
New book raises concerns about?how increasing digital surveillance on campuses reproduces racial and economic injustices
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Ed Byrne: Western gloom over HE hasn¡¯t pervaded Saudi optimism
New president of ¡®Caltech of Middle East¡¯ explains why Saudi belief in universities¡¯ ability to transform society persuaded him to lead KAUST
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Labour¡¯s first budget can help universities deliver regional impact
Devolving research and skills funding to metro mayors would allow universities to drive innovation-led economic growth, says Neal Juster
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Heitor report is most compelling vision yet for EU¡¯s post-Horizon future
With its focus on breakthrough research and innovation, Manuel Heitor¡¯s plan for European research should be commended, says Jan Palmowski
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Why don¡¯t all researchers share their data openly?
Tailored guidance, standards, tools and infrastructure are needed to make data more accessible and interoperable across the globe, says?Daniel Keirs
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What now for international HE amid the great anglophone visa crunch?
New crackdowns on overseas students have recently been introduced by Australia, Canada and the UK in response to concerns about immigration levels, housing costs and visa abuse. But will they work?...
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Australian internationalisation must be rethought ¨C but not abandoned
A ¡®Fortress Australia¡¯ that remains open to international trade and talent needs an educated, innovative and globally minded population, says Philipp Ivanov?
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THE University Impact Forum: Climate Action 2024, post-event summary
Higher education climate action event in Azerbaijan convenes global sustainability leaders
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KAUST to host Times Higher Education World Academic Summit 2025
Flagship higher education event on 7-9 October 2025 to?focus on ¡®Universities as agents of change¡¯
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Can collective pay bargaining survive in the UK?
Diverging financial pressures are putting untold strain on common pay and pension arrangements. As recent pay awards constrain richer universities¡¯ ability to reward their staff as they see fit while...
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Scrap REF and allocate funds based on external grants ¨C thinktank
Abandoning?¡®bureaucratic¡¯ exercise now would save universities ?430 million, according to UK Day One
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Talking leadership: Koen Lamberts on overcoming ideology to achieve commercialisation
Sheffield vice-chancellor discusses including innovation in promotions criteria and carving a distinct identity for the university
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Australia needs its own GI Bill
Veterans face many barriers to attending university. Let¡¯s give those who have served our country free access, says Zlatko Skrbis