Canada urged to boost outbound student mobility
Report calls for a quarter of Canadian students to study abroad within 10 years
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Huge rise in subscription costs despite open access switch
New data show UK moving rapidly towards open-access model – but subscription costs jump 20 per cent in three years
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Departing Bath Spa v-c paid £808K in final year
University defends £429,000 pay-off to Christina Slade as criticism of ‘excessive’ executive pay intensifies
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Terrorism forces internationalisation efforts ‘back to basics’
Higher education institutions in Turkey and Belgium report decline in staff and student exchanges following attacks
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THE World Academic Summit 2018 heads to Singapore
Times Higher Education’s flagship event will return to the Asian city state for its fifth edition
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V-c turned minister targets France’s student retention crisis
Frédérique Vidal determined to confront problems ‘sidestepped’ by career-minded politicians
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Predatory conferences ‘now outnumber official scholarly events’
UK researcher who travelled to predatory conference in Denmark calls for greater awareness of problem
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France’s most iconic university, the Sorbonne, is reborn
Almost 50 years after it was dismantled, the celebrated institution is making a comeback
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UK university acceptances fall by 2 per cent
Lower-ranked institutions lose out as drop in EU and mature student applications drive decline
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Offshore students ‘no substitute for UK-based learners’
Analysis shows that UK’s income from higher education taught overseas is a small part of £13 billion export industry
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Andrew Adonis hits out at academics (and academics hit back)
Former education minister speaks out on vice-chancellors’ pay, ‘summer holidays’ and academics’ workloads
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Laurie Taylor – 2 March 2017
The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton. Finem respice!
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Shakespeare for Freedom: Why the Plays Matter, by Ewan Fernie
What use is the Bard? In politics or life, what you do with his plays is up to you, finds Peter J. Smith
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UK research loses more ground to Germany on ERC funding
British researchers no longer win the most grants for established scientists, having already fallen behind in early career category