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Falling staff-student ratios and low quality in some graduate programmes are prompting concern that more will mean worse, says Zhang Ruomei

Lockdowns, campus protection and the new security law risk permanently cutting off scholars from the city and wider world, says Michael O¡¯Sullivan

Hundreds of thousands left in limbo and questioning whether the country has the resources to hold tests safely during Covid-19 crisis

Law lecturer says decision marks ¡®end of academic freedom¡¯ in city, but institution insists it is acting in light of court judgment

The lockdown has illustrated that we don't need to sacrifice academic interaction to save the planet, says Adnan Aj?i?

Continuation of policy stokes fears that entry rules could damage internationalisation efforts

Widening eligibility for the new round of the initiative would accelerate the balanced development of global ÖйúAƬ in China, says Li Qingquan

Incentives draw students wary of Covid-19 and overseas visa hassles 

Academic research is not having any significant impact on the national economy or health of society, laments Tahir Shah

Research and discussion about early Islam could represent a ¡®step towards political and economic cooperation¡¯

NUS centre starts work with China-India relations, before turning to Sino-Japanese ties

China's top university has reportedly taken action against Xu Zhangrun, who called for government accountability