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Beware ¡®rushed¡¯ teaching changes amid financial crisis, staff say

Universities?eye ¡®block teaching¡¯ as way of attracting more students but staff at places that have made the switch warn it is having the opposite effect

America¡¯s universities must embrace ¨C not efface ¨C indigenous knowledge

Even in a political climate hostile to diversity, Indigenous people will keep asserting their right to?use?their languages, say?Candace Galla and?Madoka Hammine

Innovation policy ¡®should focus on talent as much as spin-outs¡¯

Spending money on ¡®hugely expensive Americans¡¯ not a good use of limited resources when talent development structures at risk, warns report author

South Africa can¡¯t just skill students ¡®for the sake of it¡¯

Government targets ¡®resuscitation¡¯ of technical institutions and closer private sector ties as youth unemployment soars

Every place with more than 80,000 people ¡®needs a university¡¯

Future growth of UK higher education should not just expand graduate numbers but be tied to regional economic strategies, argues new book

Durham University exam errors blamed on restructuring ¡®chaos¡¯

Students given wrong question and others left without supporting documents, but institution denies impact of voluntary severance programme was to blame

Competition law and costs ¡®holding back mergers¡¯, says UUK

Difficult to get new models of collaboration off the ground without ¡®transformation funding¡¯, finds efficiencies review

Retreat from degree apprenticeships will widen UK skills gap

Uncertainty over the future of degree apprenticeship funding endangers success of crucial upskilling programme, says Exeter v-c Lisa Roberts

Protest restrictions upheld as universities put ¡®safety¡¯ first

Sydney doubles down on rules about indoor demonstrations, lecture announcements and graffiti after review sparked by pro-Palestinian encampments

Community colleges fear proposed changes to Pell Grants

Huge hike in endowment tax ¡®harder to fight than student bans¡¯

Proposal to increase money paid by top US institutions fifteenfold could prove to have deeper impact than more headline-grabbing Trump policies

Half of employers look to foreign universities for training needs

Fierce competition to provide lifelong learning?means UK universities require significant investment and national strategy, report finds

¡®Inequalities remain¡¯ in Spain¡¯s entrance exams despite reforms

Attempt to harmonise tests across country seen as way of mitigating unfair advantages but critics argue more systemic changes are needed

Will Mark Carney drop Canada¡¯s international student caps?

The economist¡¯s surprise victory in April¡¯s election raised hopes of an end to Canada¡¯s crackdown on overseas enrolments. But even as other anglophone nations restrict entry, there is no sign of...

US curbs on Chinese students ¡®free kick¡¯ for Asian universities

Chinese students begin to make alternative plans after Trump targets visas, but anglophone destinations not guaranteed to benefit