International European universities ‘losing monopoly’ over research | Universities in Europe are losing their “monopoly” over the production of research, but gaining dominance in the training of PhD students, according to a leading scholar in political economy. Asia University Rankings 2016: India leads in South Asia, but its neighbours areContinue Reading
International Global citizens or good citizens? | There has been much hype of late about building ‘global citizens’ out of our internationally mobile higher education students and academics. But, to what extent is this aspiration for a global citizenry misguided and perhaps even disingenuous? EU should ease work permit termsContinue Reading
International Reservation in higher education works as intended: Study | A pioneering study published in the American Economic Review dismisses the commonly held belief that reservation policy harms the intended beneficiaries by placing them in academic situations for which they are ill-prepared and not suited. International students are worth moreContinue Reading
International Roma: the UK’s forgotten higher education minority | Only a tiny fraction of the group enter university in the UK and across Europe, but attempts are being made to change the situation. Student Activism and Issues | A global rise in student activism and the centrality of student concernsContinue Reading
International University of Tasmania’s plans to expand Launceston and Burnie campuses must be supported | LAST week I found myself sitting between two high achievers at the University of Tasmania’s scholarship dinner. Curriculet Closes Shop | Curriculet, which over the past four years built a platform where students can readContinue Reading
