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Forcing doctoral students to extend their visas after four years could lead them to look elsewhere, experts warn

Decline in perceptions of both the UK and US as welcoming destinations, but UK remains most attractive 

Experts said the idea that all universities will pass the proposed levy on international tuition fees on to students is a ‘fantasy’

Sutton Trust research finds university leaders more representative of the general population than other professions including judges and diplomats

A sector described by a leading party figure as a ‘conveyor belt for communism’ is understandably wary of Nigel Farage’s latest right-wing populist project. But Reform UK persistently tops opinion polls. And the party’s annual conference suggests universities have a lot of ground to make up with it. Patrick Jack reports

Populist leader takes aim at higher education in speech on first day of the Reform UK conference in Birmingham

Big cities outside London ‘do not pull their weight’ in the innovation economy, warns Centre for Cities report

Trump security crackdown risks undermining US collaboration, with China now said to be more concerned with protecting its own research than prying into others

Government urged to close ‘regulation loophole’ to better protect staff and students from risks of money laundering

Immigration officers concerned applicants would not leave country at the end of their stay, according to new report

Migration of talent ‘already under way’ as experts predict decision will still delay development of vaccines that could save lives