The new target is part of a broader long-term “vision” published by the Finnish government setting out its goals for the sector over the next 14 years. It is the second initiative of its kind, ...

The UK’s Turing international exchange scheme will end when the country rejoins Erasmus+, the government has confirmed.

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With most guidance on submissions, impact and volume measures already announced, significant attention has focused on the renamed “strategy, people and research environment” (SPRE) section, previously ...

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has instructed universities to treat cybersecurity as a “core organisational ...

South Korea is forging closer academic ties with Latin America, hoping to capitalise on growing cultural links and students looking for new destinations to study after shunning the US.

When it comes to improving green practices across a university’s laboratories, meaningful change doesn’t always require major investment or new infrastructure. Small but intentional practices can yiel ...

In the 34 years Ahmed Abu Shaban has studied and worked at Gaza’s Al-Azhar University, his department has been destroyed four times – most recently, like much of the rest of Gazan higher education, in ...

Ultra-low-temperature freezers in laboratories can use as much energy as two UK households per year. Here’s how to make cold ...

Northumbria has become embroiled in a fresh dispute after facing a fierce battle with staff over its plans to encourage them to switch pensions from the more expensive Teachers’ Pension Scheme to the ...

The agency should work closely with Germany’s innovation agency SPRIND, established in 2019, to leverage the scientific and industrial strengths of Europe’s largest economies, says the report, which ...

Belgium’s French-speaking universities have criticised a controversial tuition fee increase approved by parliament, warning ...