By Santiago Gándara and Dolores Rocca Rivarola. The huge National Education March on 12 May to the Ministry of Education and then the Plaza de Mayo, the epicentre of political power and the historic scene of protests in Argentina, had a significant impact on public opinion and on the government of Mauricio Macri shortly after he took office and began implementing his policy of budget cuts on the Argentinian economy. Read more...

By Yolande X Harley, Esmari Huysamen, Carlette Hlungwani and Tania Douglas. South African universities are awarded an annual subsidy from the Department of Higher Education and Training, or DHET, founded on research publication output – a significant proportion of which is composed of journal articles. Read more...

By Defta Oktafiga. The current aspiration to boost the quality of Indonesian higher education and to promote economic national development reveal different missions that should be aligned. Read more...

By Karen McBride. In the past decade, internationalisation has become a core strategy for most Canadian institutions, supported by robust policies and practices. Read more...

By Matthew Piscioneri and Fay Patel. Generation Z is destined to be the most researched of all generations in history. We understand consumer habits, how Generation Z communicates, even the exact details of how the media influences them. Read more...

By Tom White. Generation Z is destined to be the most researched of all generations in history. We understand consumer habits, how Generation Z communicates, even the exact details of how the media influences them. Read more...

By Wagdy Sawahel. Morocco’s first university-based career centres have opened. Aimed at enhancing the employability of graduates and their transition to the workforce, the centres will provide orientation services to students and graduates, work readiness training, information on high growth sectors and exposure to employers, internships and other forms of workplace learning. Read more...

Only 37% of United Kingdom full-time undergraduates think they get value for money at university and the overwhelming majority (86%) are opposed to the government’s plan to let universities raise their fees where they can demonstrate excellent teaching under the planned Teaching Excellence Framework. Read more...

By Jenni Henderson. Traditional rivals Monash and Melbourne universities are collaborating to create a new company that will market and sell medicines developed by the institutions to pharmaceutical companies, reinvesting any profit into research. Read more...