Par Olivier Descombes. Lorsque la Loi du 5 mars 2014 portant réforme de la Formation a été votée, une longue période d’incertitude s’est ouverte pour la plupart des acteurs du champ de la formation professionnelle en France, et particulièrement pour les Responsables Formation en entreprise que je vais tenter de représenter, au vu de mon expérience, dans ce billet. Voir l'article...
By . The Washington Post’s Steven Pearlstein recently took on the thankless task of explaining why the price tag of a college degree continues to outpace inflation, and in doing so, he offered four “tough things” that universities should do to contain costs. Some of his suggestions were roundly criticized as outdated or playing into stereotypes about American higher education. More...
Eine Umfrage von Uniplaces über die Erwartungen von Studenten in 2016 enthüllt: 79% der deutschen Studierenden würden ins Ausland gehen, falls sie keinen Job finden. 
Researchers from Shanghai University Report on Findings in Higher Education (Return Migration of the Highly Skilled in Higher Education Institutions: a Chinese University Case) 
By Henry Wanyama. A second American university plans to establish a fully-fledged campus in Kenya.
By Andy Westwood. Both introduced or accelerated a barrage of metrics and rankings – GCSE performance, Ofsted gradings and various institutional incentives and flexibilities as well. Both also wanted to increase the attractiveness of teaching as a career and encourage the best university graduates to become teachers. Intriguingly, both also saw the importance of thinking about getting different people into the classroom and letting them evangelise about how much they liked it. More...
By Aidan Byrne. The importance of a world-class research system as a foundation of an innovative economy cannot be over stated. Earlier this week, a report produced by the Department of Industry’s chief economist Mark Cully that showed Australia has a strong and improving research system. More...
By Chris Havergal. Wales’ higher education institutions have called on the country’s next government to scrap the universal tuition fee grant and to redirect funding to means-tested maintenance grants. More...
By Chris Havergal. University College London has agreed to pay nearly £300,000 compensation to students who were forced to live in noisy, vermin-infested accommodation, just weeks after refunding £120,000 in a similar case. More...
By Chris Havergal. Vice-chancellors have called for the teaching excellence framework to be “decoupled” from decisions about the tuition fees that universities are allowed to charge. More...
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