Thinking of turning your research into a book for general readers? Two consultants who guide academics through the publishing process share what to weigh before you begin ...

There is “zero chance” of the UK meeting its ambitions to hit £40 billion in education exports by 2030 under current policy settings, a senior sector leader has warned.

Three university towns – San Tin, Hung Shui Kiu and Ta Kwu Ling – will span 1,000 hectares of the Northern Metropolis’ overall planning area, according to Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan (2026-30), ...

Balancing generosity of financial support for students against vital funding for Welsh universities will be a key focus of a long-awaited independent review of higher education, a ...

Shadow education minister Julian Leeser said the Labor government’s “managed growth” funding bill was the latest manifestation of an anti-competitive drive that was weakening the sector.

Shaun Carver, who leads a movement started in the 1920s to encourage “international fellowship among men and women”, has expressed concerns that people in the West are failing to see the “value” in ...

Canada is open to joining the European Union’s Erasmus+ mobility scheme and deepening its involvement in the bloc’s flagship research programme, prime minister Mark Carney has ...

As the Russell Group’s new chief executive Libby Hackett urged ministers to allow some universities to charge higher tuition fees depending on the course, analysis released by the Department for ...

Shah writes: “All in all, authors are ultimately responsible for ensuring the accuracy and integrity of the papers they submit under their name. If they cannot explain the basic claims, methods, or ...

At the start of September, the country’s medical regulator, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC), issued a directive ordering universities and colleges to send enrolled Afghan students home.

Australia’s university funding overhaul appears set to pass parliament in significantly altered form, after the Australian Greens said they had “secured” changes.

The number of prospective undergraduates from China and Hong Kong will fall by the end of the decade, while the growth in ...