The government points to a decade of funding guarantees, but critics have taken aim at draconian punishments for campus protests and the rushed scrapping of a PhD vetting body

Proposal is first of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region for the world’s largest academic publisher

Opposition, however, may be less about format and more about resource shortages

Experts predict a post-Covid wave of emigration to the West, but university enrolment likely to unscathed

International higher education scholar suggests global science is entering a new era of fragility

Struggling financially, the private Jacobs University is seeking new backers, but academics have been left shocked by plans for it to be turned into an AI institute by software giants

Australian analysis uncovers marked improvement in student performance but marginal and mixed impacts on satisfaction

Project shows that when students compare their work with others, it is more effective than lecturers providing comments

Male PhD students reporting higher levels of psychological distress than women, survey says

Analysis from University of Portsmouth suggests regular testing and support for isolating students has limited spread to wider public