The University of Canberra (UC) will increase its contributions to casual staff’s superannuation from 12 per cent of their pay – the standard rate for Australian workers, required under Superannuation ...

Australia’s opposition has vowed to eliminate post-study work rights, ban most international students from bringing family members into Australia and force temporary migrants to depart before applying ...

Six scientific publishers will share more than 20 million research papers with a clinical artificial intelligence start-up, ...

A strike ballot has been opened at the University of Glasgow over planned job cuts, with the University and College Union (UCU) urging the institution to rule out compulsory redundancies.

LinkedIn is increasingly losing the qualities that once made it a credible professional network, for academics as much as anyone else. Data backs this up: views, engagement and follower growth have ...

Universities in the United Arab Emirates are benefiting from the row-back on internationalisation in Western countries and a pivot towards skills-based learning, experts have said, after the education ...

The University of Copenhagen instead turned to Morten Axel Pedersen, who studied anthropology – the study of what makes us ...

Three stages for embedding apprenticeship-informed practice, with strategies collected from degree apprenticeship educators ...

Workload allocation models can fail to reflect the reality of female academics’ workloads and unintentionally compound gender ...

Many degree programmes do no more than “eat three years” of students’ lives, according to the shadow minister for work and pensions. Amanda Spielman, who previously lead edu ...

The University of Nottingham has confirmed that it will close its music and languages departments as it presses ahead with more than 500 job cuts despite widespread opposition from staff and students.

A game built on gesture can speak volumes about hidden norms and the skills to navigate them because it converts an abstract concept into personal experience ...