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Top-ranked institution joins UNSW, Wollongong and others in expressing support for indigenous voice to Australian parliament

Ministerial consultation response says maintenance loans will be extended to cover part-time courses for the first time, but signals that significant impact on degree-level courses is unlikely until 2027

Pro-Israel group criticises demonstrations ¡®designed to demean an instructor and intimidate students¡¯

Wide-ranging investigation will look at powers held by English ÖйúAƬ regulator and its relationship with government

Major funding pledges on AI, quantum computers and engineering technology are among 10 key actions to ¡®cement science superpower status by 2030¡¯

As the political currents enter a more favourable cycle, pan-regional institution¡¯s boss looks to begin repair job on ¡®regional¡¯ campuses

Republicans complain after accrediting agency questions wisdom of creating new refuge at North Carolina flagship designed to amplify conservative voices

While analysts fear cost and debt blowout, loan scheme architect says it can work with careful design

After extensive complaints from sector groups, administration postpones but does not abandon prohibition against working with companies from abroad

At hearing ahead of summer ruling, conservative-dominated top judicial body questions administration¡¯s right to offer $400 billion in student debt relief

Sir Anthony Finkelstein told MPs that the language centres were an ¡®explicit tool of Chinese influence¡¯

Governor¡¯s fellow Republicans consider bill to seize hiring and curriculum rights

University settles or reinstates five scholars but insists union membership was not a factor in redundancy process

Small Canadian private university to end classes after this semester, while holding out hope for future revival

Sector must show tangible benefits of funding or public will prioritise other things, poll finds

Charging students who already have a similar degree could gain traction among politicians tiptoeing around free ÖйúAƬ ahead of April¡¯s elections

Potential UK-EU deal on Northern Ireland is chance to finalise Horizon association, but UK¡¯s financial contribution ¡®will have to be changed¡¯

Protesters set sights on those seen as responsible for low-quality education after raid on country¡¯s most important university

After long run focusing on lowering student costs, president eyeing re-election shifts towards conservative-favoured vision of job-centred educational goals

State system¡¯s regents comply with Republican governor¡¯s edict as Florida students protest similar moves by DeSantis

But shadow minister laments slow reforms, ¡®contradictory¡¯ foreign influence positions and access policies that ¡®set students up to fail¡¯

¡®Mother of ERA¡¯ now charting its demise, as the ¡®law of diminishing returns¡¯ prompts a rethink

¡®Silence is political,¡¯ indigenous leader warns sector, as institutions ponder whether to back yes vote in looming poll

Stian Westlake will take helm after two-year delay in appointing a permanent executive chair

Former leaders call for science and technology delivery unit to end Whitehall ¡®micromanagement¡¯ of research funding and for ¡®bespoke¡¯ research councils

Trudeau administration imposes broad halt on federal research funding agencies supporting projects involving foreign nationals with possible security risks

All options on the table as Australian accord seeks ideas before the ¡®hard work¡¯ of implementation begins

Sector leaders warn of brain drain as government pushes for constitutional change to assert control over judiciary and end to recognition of degrees from Palestine

Unused funds earmarked for UK association to the European Union¡¯s research programme returned to Treasury

Tough new demands requiring institutions to produce world-class research could put some universities¡¯ titles under threat. But is that a good thing?

More universities may opt to increase charges if government offers no way out of growing deficits, scholar warns

State education department head suggests SAT could be replaced by Christian-oriented alternative

Science community welcomes appointment, which follows creation of dedicated Whitehall department

Processing delays affecting guests from Global South put future of major academic events in country at risk

Labour deputy leader promises to raise staff concerns about pay deductions with shadow education secretary 

Eight per cent hit overall but smallest portfolios worst affected, while Harvard and Texas remain out in front

Karine Harutyunyan accuses government of undermining her position because she supported staff and students¡¯ protests

¡®Exponential growth¡¯ in past few years sees China gain on the US in race to be the leading nation in global research output

Spiking inflation and an accommodation squeeze are eroding students¡¯ already meagre means. As a major review of ÖйúAƬ begins, John Ross examines reforms that would allow students to keep the wolf from the door and still have time to devour their reading lists

Ron DeSantis¡¯ appointment of political operators as trustees risks compromising universities¡¯ pursuit of the truth, says Richard Joseph 

Government backs parliamentary committee¡¯s calls for action but promises ¡®positive partnership¡¯ with the sector

Board backed by Conservative government removes Athabasca University leadership, leaving province¡¯s academics fearing wider interference and nation exposed on online options

Creator of AP courses shows anger over Florida governor¡¯s suggestion that its new addition, covering African American studies, lacks educational value

Michelle Donelan will have to stop ¡®fighting culture wars¡¯ and try to ¡®make stuff happen on the ground¡¯, says professor

Data show wealthy students benefit disproportionately from NZ$200 million annual borrowing holiday

Clearer permanent residency pathways may not favour international students in Australia

DfE said to think controls could be set without primary legislation, but ministers urged to consider market is already ¡®doing the job¡¯

Controversial counter-terror scheme widely shunned by academics despite risks to universities from extremist groups

Amid a still-evolving patchwork of laws and interpretations after Supreme Court ruling, campuses are taking risks and pushing boundaries

Government-set access target ¡®can¡¯t become a burden¡¯ and there is ¡®debate to be had¡¯ on its metrics, says academic and ex-football referee

More support and less complex regulation will allow the hybrid qualifications to flourish across more English institutions and sectors, says Dan Lally

Minister calls statutory tort an essential step to ¡®cultural transformation¡¯

Warning of ¡®stranded funding¡¯ as bureaucrats bend the rules of a programme with too many goals

Prime minister shakes up structures within government as well as ministerial team

Westminster government introduces legislation aimed at making module financing fairer to encourage more flexible learning

Enrolment declines also shrink, but inflation and historical patterns cited as reasons for sector to expect danger may be lurking

Disadvantaged students are disproportionately affected when they relinquish paid work to attend mandatory placements, lobby group argues

Low-key bridge-building exercises can initiate relationships with civil servants, parliamentary clerks and regulatory officials, says Matthew Flinders

Academics must learn about the policymaking landscape and identify the key people to build relationships with, says Natascha Engel

Faculty and presidents fight back as conservative lawmakers argue ¨C without evidence ¨C that weapons increase safety