One-dimensional career advice ‘morally unfair’
‘Fantasy rhetoric’ that university leads to the ‘good life’ leaves students feeling ‘betrayed’, Australian study finds
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UK universities must do far more to develop skills for an AI-first world
Financial strain shrinks risk appetite, but Kingston is teaching and assessing the skills employers crave as a core part of every subject, says Steven Spier
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Goldsmiths told to improve student experience in new TEF results
Five more institutions achieve gold awards after OfS resolves challenges to original ratings
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The 10 most popular THE rankings stories of 2023
A look at the most-read THE university rankings articles from the past 12 months
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REF 2029: loose Hesa rules ‘risk return of game-playing’
Year-long delay to the next Research Excellence Framework must be used to correct fundamental flaws of proposed exercise, say sector experts
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Rising Chinese student preference for creative arts ‘can help UK’
Seven in 10 Chinese students more likely to stay in the UK because of the graduate visa route, Ucas report adds
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Free speech ‘deteriorating’ as sector waits for OfS interventions
New complaints scheme may help ensure more open debates on campuses in time but Gaza crisis necessitates action now, say campaigners
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Students are ‘learning’ about Israel-Hamas from TikTok. We must step up
Gen Z students need immediate, practical courses in how to distinguish fact from opinion and assess online sources’ credibility, says Eli Gottlieb
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Give us universities’ unused teaching grants, private sector says
Amid yawning teacher shortages and one-sided funding regime, colleges warn that their successful model of localised training faces collapse
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College usually pays – but we must collaborate to ensure it always does
By learning from each other’s successes and shortcomings, college systems can advance equitable and affordable student success, says Nancy Zimpher
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How the West fell out of love with international students
Australia’s now-you-see-it, now-you-don’t approach reflects policy patterns in other leading education destinations
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Wolf: university ‘supply’ key to lifelong learning entitlement
Flexible post-18 education funding went through ‘against Treasury’ says its architect after spell in No 10 developing scheme
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US universities protest against research fraud transparency rules
Biden officials call for publicising details of bad science allegations brought to the government, raising institutional warnings of privacy and legal violations
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‘Give people time’ to readjust from pandemic, says Jackson
People ‘backing off’ from higher education should ‘have another look’, says departing Universities Australia boss
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Why do academics feel the need to speak out about political crises?
A series of open letters on Israel-Gaza underlines that scholars rarely have superior knowledge, moral insight or political acumen, says Adrian Kreutz