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29 août 2016

National sexual harassment survey of university students

By Geoff Maslen. The Australian Human Rights Commission is to conduct an independent survey of the nation’s university students to gain greater insight into the nature, prevalence and reporting of sexual assault and sexual harassment. More...
29 août 2016

Conversations on research policy

By Jan Petter Myklebust. When Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying met with leaders of the governing councils of Hong Kong’s eight public universities in mid-August, just weeks before Hong Kong’s Legislative Council elections on 4 September, students were alarmed it was an attempt by China to put pressure on universities to curb overt displays of “pro-independence” sentiment on campuses. More...
29 août 2016

Universities warned about ‘independence’ discussions

By Yojana Sharma. When Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying met with leaders of the governing councils of Hong Kong’s eight public universities in mid-August, just weeks before Hong Kong’s Legislative Council elections on 4 September, students were alarmed it was an attempt by China to put pressure on universities to curb overt displays of “pro-independence” sentiment on campuses. More...
29 août 2016

Lower Saxony concerned over Turkish relations

By Michael Gardner. Recent disruptions in Turkey’s higher education sector are having an increasing impact on Turkish academics and students in Germany. The government of Lower Saxony in northern Germany is concerned that these developments are obstructing exchange and research programmes. More...
29 août 2016

Donations-for-places to be allowed under university law

By Eugene Vorotnikov. Private businesses and investors will be able to reserve study places in Russian universities in return for donations to endowment funds, under amendments to an existing education law recently drafted by the ministries of economic development and of educationMore...
29 août 2016

American University of Afghanistan closed after attack

By Salman Islam and Yojana Sharma. The American University of Afghanistan has temporarily suspended operations “in the wake of the despicable terrorist attack on the university”, the university said in a press release issued Friday, two days after a horrendous attack on the university which killed 16, including seven students and a professor, and injured 53 in a 10-hour long raid by unidentified militantsMore...
29 août 2016

G20 summit to underpin China’s innovation drive

By Yojana Sharma. For China, a great deal is riding on the Group of 20 or G20 Economic Summit taking place in Hangzhou in China’s eastern Zhejiang province next week and intended to showcase China’s ability to take a world economic leadership role – something it has been criticised for avoiding in the past as it concentrated on national inward-looking policiesMore...
29 août 2016

Students warned to avoid unauthorised institutions

During the past few years many new private institutions had opened as the numbers of young people qualified to enter higher education increased but places in public universities remained low, reported Midi Madagasikara of AntananarivoMore...
29 août 2016

The new way university cheats are being caught

Everyone has a unique typing style – but cheaters type differently. With this in mind, a Melbourne start-up has created anti-plagiarism software which is being trialled at four major Australian universities, writes Henrietta Cook for The Sydney Morning HeraldMore...
29 août 2016

Swiss university graduates are best paid in Europe

Swiss universities produce the best-paid graduates in Europe, according to salary-benchmarking site Emolument, reports EconomiaMore...
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