EUA will hold a webinar on 25 January 2017 to explore how universities can engage in and support social inclusion. It will feature an overview of European trends as well as practical examples and an opportunity for discussion. The deadline to register is 20 January. More...
The call for contributions is now open for the 4th UNI-SET Energy Clustering Event, which will be hosted by Imperial College London on 27 and 28 March 2017. Under the title “Universities in the Energy Transition: Focus on Sustainable Transport and Carbon Capture, Storage & Use”, the event continues the series of six UNI-SET Energy Clustering Events. More...
Having a solid evidence base is essential for effective policy-making in the education sector. In practice the mechanisms used to support evidence-based policy-making differ significantly between countries. 
By Tony Cripps. Australia is among the most popular destinations for Asian parents considering an international university education for their children, so the potential social and economic benefits of this trend for Australia are significant. There are also cross-cultural benefits of a broader trend towards international study that could see many Australians enrol in Asian educational institutions. More...
Immer mehr Deutsche entscheiden sich für ein Studium im Ausland. 2014 waren gut 137.000 deutsche Studenten an ausländischen Hochschulen eingeschrieben. Das waren 1,9 Prozent mehr als im Jahr zuvor, wie das Statistische Bundesamt mitteilte. More...
By Ayo Olukotun. For, when you look at it, the odds are stacked against our higher education, in its current prostrate state from becoming a destination for cross border education. Recall, for example, that under the Buhari administration, education has consistently received paltry and diminishing percentages of the national budget. More...
By Hugo Harris. University groups have reacted positively to Theresa May’s major speech on Brexit only a week after a panel of vice-chancellors warned that a so-called hard Brexit could trigger the ‘biggest disaster’ for the university sector in many years. More...
By . Swansea academics call for crackdown on 'contract cheating' by students. More...
By . The high price tag of education, fierce competition within the sector and the Brexit vote have combined to mean universities need to work harder than ever to attract Gen Z students. More...
By Niall Murray. Departing UCC president, Michael Murphy, welcomes funding from industry but worries it dictates research decisions, he tells Education Correspondent Niall Murray.
The business community has too much influence on Ireland’s research agenda, at the expense of non-scientific disciplines, the outgoing president of University College Cork, Michael Murphy, says. More...
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