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16 mars 2018

New measures developed for performance-related funding

By Jan Petter Myklebust. If the number of statements published is a measure of activity, the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science is impressively busy, having published six statements in five days last week dealing with measures to improve quality, enable performance-related funding and gear higher education to the future job market. More...
16 mars 2018

Student deportation case triggers more calls for change

By Jan Petter Myklebust. United States citizen Miranda Andersson from Atlanta, Georgia, is of Swedish heritage and was starting her last term out of four for her masters degree at Uppsala University this spring term when the Swedish Migration Agency (SMA) did not renew her application for a residence permit. More...
16 mars 2018

First investigation by education Sexual Abuse Task Force

By Aimee Chung. South Korea’s education ministry and Seoul police have begun an investigation into a college in the capital last week following a petition by dozens of students revealing sexual misconduct against female students and violence against male students. It is the first investigation by the education ministry’s Sexual Abuse Task Force, which was launched in February. More...
16 mars 2018

Warning over rising university enrolments from China

By Geoff Maslen. More than 135,000 students from China are enrolled in Australian universities – nearly 40% of the total number of foreigners on campus. But vice-chancellors have been warned of the dangers of an over-reliance on just one major source of income. More...
16 mars 2018

Luring back talent is top priority to fuel innovation

By Yojana Sharma. Attracting Chinese students back from abroad has become policy at the highest level of the Chinese government in a bid for world-class talent to fuel an innovation boom in the country as it moves away from reliance on manufacturing as its main engine of economic growth. More...
16 mars 2018

Record rise in international student numbers announced

By Brendan O'Malley. A record number of international students studied in Australia in 2017, as a result of the largest increase recorded in a single year, according to new figures. More...
16 mars 2018

Thousands more university places set aside for women

By Shadi Khan Saif. The Afghan government said it will earmark up to 7,000 additional seats for women in public sector universities across the country in a bid to encourage higher participation, according to an announcement last week by the ministry of education. More...
16 mars 2018

Why universities should fight anti-globalisation

By Paul Rigg. Are populist movements, Brexit anxieties, United States President Donald Trump’s restrictions on immigration, and anti-globalisation sentiments among many university students a major concern for universities. More...
16 mars 2018

Can universities adapt to the demand for relearning?

By Paul Rigg. The illiterates of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot ‘unlearn and then relearn’. To succeed in the future, people will need to anticipate change and retrain and the most prized skills may be ideation and creativity. More...
16 mars 2018

‘Pan-African HE centres are the way forward’ – Mbeki

By Paul Rigg. This year, the ninth annual international IE University “Reinventing Higher Education” conference kicked off with a conversation between Thabo Mbeki, former president of South Africa and chancellor of the University of South Africa (UNISA), and Santiago Íñiguez, president at Madrid-based IE University. More...
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