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23 décembre 2016

Russian Federation: The Group of States against Corruption publishes its Second Compliance Report

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "coe.int"The Council of Europe’s anti-corruption group (GRECO) today made public its Second Compliance Report on the Russian Federation concerning incriminations (criminalisation of corruption) and transparency of party funding. More...

1 octobre 2016

Corruption in Higher Ed: Canada in the Crosshairs

By Mel Broitman. It is overwhelmingly evident that there is a remarkable and callous disregard for academic ethics and standards in a scramble by Canadian universities to sign up foreign students. Read more...

26 septembre 2016

The long battle against academic corruption

By Rui Yang. In contemporary Chinese discourse, research misconduct differs a lot from academic corruption. It refers to a lack of integrity and-or internationally standardised norms in conducting research. Read more...

12 septembre 2016

Where corruption among university leaders is rife

By Ararat Osipian. On 26 August 2016, Volodymyr Kharchenko, the acting rector of one of Ukraine’s flagship technical universities, the National Aviation University, was arrested in his office for taking a bribe of €170,000, which is roughly equivalent to US$200,000. In a country where the average salary is the equivalent of a meagre US$100 a month, this sum sounds astronomical. Read more...

6 septembre 2016

Leading the fight against academic corruption

By Judith Eaton. The Advisory Statement for Effective International Practice: Combatting corruption and enhancing integrity – recently published by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation's International Quality Group or CHEA-CIQG, and the International Institute for Educational Planning or IIEP-UNESCO – was, in many ways, a significant gamble. Read more...

6 septembre 2016

Academic corruption is a corrosive force that undermines universities

By Michelle Paterson – Acting Editor. In a series on ‘Transformative Leadership’ in which University World News is partnering with The MasterCard Foundation, Judith Eaton, who leads one of the international organisations that have taken a stand against academic corruption and issued an advisory statement, says the gains that could be made have far outweighed the risks.
In Commentary, Tom P Abeles points to how universities are evolving, with academia shifting to competency as a measure both of faculty and students. Ranjit Goswami says the model curriculum idea proposed in India will not provide a quick fix to raising higher education quality in an era of mass expansion in enrolment.
In World Blog, Hans de Wit, Andrés Bernasconi and Daniela Véliz-Calderón find in a recent study that Catholic universities are in a state of flux not only with regard to their internationalisation strategies but also in their understanding of what it means to be a Catholic university in the world today.
In Features, Nic Mitchell reports that British universities are looking at expanding transnational education on the European mainland amid fears that there could be a dramatic decline in European student numbers in Britain post-Brexit. And following the publication last week of Australia’s Good Universities Guide, Geoff Maslen looks at the proliferation of good university guides across the world.
Last but not least, University World News was the media partner for the first Global Conference on the Internationalisation of Higher Education, held in late August in the Kruger National Park in South Africa. In a Special Report, Karen MacGregor writes that the idea was to create an inclusive platform where voices from the global South and North would carry equal weight in an internationalisation debate. Read more...

6 septembre 2016

Corruption in higher education: a wake-up call

http://www.tonybates.ca/wp-content/uploads/asssociates.jpgBy . Those of us working in online learning are often berated by academic colleagues about the possible lack of integrity in online learning due to issues such as plagiarism, diploma mills, or ‘easy’ qualifications lacking rigorous academic process. Such cases do occur, but having read this document, it seems that the more traditional areas of higher education are prone to far more egregious forms of corruption. More...

29 août 2016

Staff association accuses HE leaders of corruption

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has accused pro-chancellors and vice-chancellors of Nigerian universities of corruption and running the nation’s ivory tower aground through fraudulent activities, diversion of funds and awarding shady contracts, reports TodayMore...
15 août 2016

Experts call for action to combat academic corruption

By Mary Beth Marklein. Alarmed by the growing frequency of news reports about academic corruption, an international panel of experts is calling for "action on a broad front" to combat the problem, arguing that dishonest practices are "undermining the quality and credibility of higher education around the world". Read more...

17 juillet 2016

Higher Education Corruption and 'Reputational' Damage

By Ararat L. Osipian. In April 2016, following the widely publicized pepper-spraying of protesters by campus police, the Chancellor of University of California Davis, Linda Katehi, was criticized for spending $175,000 on outside consultants for Internet search optimization in order to diminish online references to the incident so the public would see a more favorable image of UC-Davis. Read more...

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