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    UK’s student slump

    John O'Leary - 0
    A more welcoming tone from the new Labour government towards international students has helped to slow the decline in applications to UK universities. But...
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    Closing down

    Seb Murray - 0
    In June, the University of the Arts issued a startling announcement: the US college would be closing permanently, ending 150-odd years of tuition for...
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    Recalculating

    Nick Harland - 0
    “Absolutely horrendous,” is how one former tech worker describes the job market at the moment. “So saturated,” adds on another former tech employee Dylan...
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    Security in research

    Julia Gilmore - 0
    Research collaboration is one of the key markers of success for a university, particularly with international partners. It’s an opportunity for institutions to widen...
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    The price of innovative science

    Julie Hoeflinger - 0
    In a study published recently, ChatGPT outperformed university students in an undergraduate psychology exam. What’s more, the essays written by artificial intelligence went undetected...
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    Scrolling to success

    Chloe Lane - 0
    Social media is now one of the first points of contact for international students when researching different higher education providers. According to the 2023...
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    Politics and house building

    Ant Bagshaw - 0
    Followers of international higher education have seen the policy changes afoot in some of the largest student markets. Canada is capping enrolments, the UK...
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    Generation Alpha’s world

    Niamh Ollerton - 0
    By 2025, Millennials will make up almost 75 percent of the global workforce; Gen Zers, born in the mid-1990s, have already started graduating from...
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    Rust belt & unis

    Editorial Team - 0
    The decline of steel, cars and coal has left deep scars on rust belt states across America, once-thriving manufacturing hubs that span the industrial...
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    The future of Turing

    John O'Leary - 0
    Most students and universities in the UK opposed their government’s decision to leave the European Union’s Erasmus+ exchange programme and had little confidence that...
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    The niche MBA

    Seb Murray - 0
    Business education is going niche. The traditional MBA has long been regarded as the gold standard for aspiring business leaders. However, recent years have witnessed...
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    Improving female inclusion in business education

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    Amy Major longs for a day when there wouldn’t be a need to report a board’s gender diversity. As the MBA programme director at...
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    The evidence: it’s complicated

    Claudia Civinini - 0
    The issue of research evidence in Edtech can be thorny. It doesn’t help that the market is crowded with tools and products, some of which...
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    The rise of interdisciplinary degrees

    John O'Leary - 0
    Interdisciplinary collaboration has long been accepted as an indispensable element of modern university research. But only now are genuinely broad postgraduate – and even...
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    How universities are tapping the heat beneath our feet to go green

    Nicole Chang - 0
    As our planet gets hotter and hotter, industries around the world are setting targets to achieve carbon neutrality, and higher education is no exception....
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    Keeping an eye on your data

    Jonathan Reichental - 0
    Every business today is a technology business, each generating vast amounts of data. This has created remarkable opportunities and challenges. The datasphere, the term for...
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    What role does creativity play in business school education?

    Chloe Lane - 0
    It was traditionally thought that creativity and business were on opposite sides of the spectrum. But business has long evolved beyond stuffy boardrooms and...
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    Making sustainability a part of university ethos

    Niamh Ollerton - 0
    We are in the middle of a global climate emergency. And although this is a harrowing thought, today, there are innovators, forward-thinkers and activists...
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