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Thousands of employees of few remaining non-foundation institutions say earnings have been heavily eroded by inflation

Facing C$3 billion revenue loss from federal crackdown on overseas gravy train, Ford administration promises to spare 22 of 23 public universities from the toll

The joint degree, a key goal of the European Education Area, is aimed at boosting student mobility across the continent

Blacklist proposal could punish millions for the actions of their ¡®autocratic¡¯ governments, critics say

New government announces evaluations of science and universities after scrapping predecessor¡¯s efforts to do likewise

Cost of not reimbursing mandatory placements could be higher, advocates warn

Timing of review raises suspicions that ministers are keen to deflect attention from uncomfortable migration data

Legislation that places new conditions on union membership and funding already having an impact

Tory deputy chair expected to take on higher education brief

Conservative to step down as MP at next general election

Despite explicit exemption for fundamental research, Greens warn that new regime will stymie collaboration ¡®outside Aukus bubble¡¯

Prodded by conservative activists and politicians, several public universities are interpreting Supreme Court admissions ruling to include a ban on minority-focused aid

Further government investment is needed to ensure UK is a ¡®leading country in the G7 on R&D¡¯, say universities, research charities and learned societies

Holyrood government doubles down on fee-free policy despite warnings of underinvestment

With little movement at federal level, local lawmakers test long-shot strategies to stop universities giving children of alumni a foot in the door

Universities and particularly their students will not miss out in May, insiders predict

Sector leaders warn that PhD students and academics could go elsewhere if requirement to gain proficiency in Norwegian goes ahead

Economy minister Conor Murphy says the expansion ¡®is key to promoting regional balance, in line with my economic vision¡¯

Conservative attempts to silence professors face a difficult hurdle for now in Congress, but keep gaining ground in individual states

Chinese students in the Anglosphere want to develop their careers and learn English, not to be lectured about how terrible their homeland is, says Sibei Sun

MAC chair clarifies graduate visa review will define abuse purely as ¡®breach of the immigration rules¡¯

Changes to funding body¡¯s act end its term as ¡®political plaything¡¯

Author of last Tory manifesto warns universities may attract unwanted campaign attention and says ¡®everyone hates the Conservatives for the same reasons¡¯

¡®Further cuts¡¯ required to meet government¡¯s net migration target, expert warns

With Trudeau government emphasising visa limits tied to applications and housing availability, more established institutions gain some reassurance

Proposed commission has no shortage of work even if the Universities Accord¡¯s other recommendations fail to materialise

European Commission announces launch of EU-Switzerland negotiations with Horizon Europe association on the table

Minister calls on universities to learn lessons from last year¡¯s disruption at Commons hearing

New legislation will allow private universities to issue degrees and international institutes to open Greek branches

Outgoing Oxford chancellor, ¡®chairman of the Tory party when there was one¡¯, advocates cross-party consensus on state investment, not higher fees

Crucial crossbench senators signal support, amid opposition tirades against renunciation of ministerial oversight

As online delivery complicates quality assurance based on states and regions, Biden regulatory effort delves into difficulties of trade-offs

Sylvie Retailleau says France wants to ¡®welcome¡¯ international students, despite fallout from row over stricter controls

Competitors can be friends when government acts like your enemy, Sydney round table hears

Australian visa refusals strain credibility, as data suggest foreign students are shielding the country from recession

Professor leading Migration Advisory Committee warns home secretary that two-month timescale is ¡®much shorter than normal¡¯ and will ¡®substantially limit evidence¡¯ that can be considered

Science secretary concedes she could have written to agency ¡®in confidence¡¯ rather than tweeting concerns about Israel-Gaza views among EDI group

In fiscal 2025 budget plan constrained by his shutdown concession, president again seeks free-college deal while letting science agencies struggle

Baroness Shafik¡¯s appearance before committee, in expected repeat of grilling that led to Harvard and Penn departures, described as not ¡®voluntary¡¯

Rather than ¡®pre-emptively complying¡¯ with Canberra¡¯s stance on China, universities should contribute to a ¡®nuanced¡¯ debate

Upgraded institutions seen as a way to meet talent demands in the Greater Bay Area

Minister argues €900 million will have limited impact on science, but sector leaders are unconvinced

Year after a strong boost, agency¡¯s gamble on translational division gets knocked down as part of wider election-year retreat by Congress from federal science spending

Hepi report flags concerns over growth and quality of UK pre-degree programmes, but says across-the-board fee cut would be poor solution

The science secretary¡¯s demand that UKRI take action against its EDI committee underlines how far UK science¡¯s independence has slipped, says Fiona Fox

Sector leaders express frustration as chancellor praises universities, but offers little additional money

Baroness Foster of Oxton falsely alleged that Oxford PhD student Melika Gorgianeh had displayed ¡®disgusting antisemitic symbols¡¯

UCU says minister ¡®does not retain the confidence of the academic community, nor is she upholding good standards of professional conduct¡¯

Leadership alliances and equity focus set to battle political interference and disillusion with candidates after strong gain in previous presidential poll

Thousands walk out, arguing that government should address low pay and poor working conditions before going ahead

While ministers say they have fixed predecessors¡¯ visa processing delays, published data suggests otherwise

Former universities minister warns that Conservatives¡¯ ¡®talking down¡¯ of higher education sector will hit UK economy

Forced by DeSantis order, flagship fires officials but signals dissent and outlines plans to try hiring them back

Norwegian Medical Association says failure to recognise Danish training breaches European Economic Area law

Care needed to avoid scaring off doctoral students and burying officials in paperwork, senators hear

Rectors call for budget increases and wage rises for staff or institutions will soon be unable to function

Universities UK chief executive says funding crisis facing English universities means it is not impossible that an institution will ¡®shut its doors overnight¡¯

Sector body aims to head off moves against graduate visa, saying it has boosted international enrolments by 600,000 and UK economy by ?60 billion

Coalition pledges to consider landmark Australian report ¡®in detail¡¯

Best way to stop proposed oversight body going rogue is to avoid setting it up in the first place, conference hears