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    Bahrain: The pearl of the gulf

    Bahrain’s investment in its higher education sector is paying off with its improved quality of programmes, but still faces challenges in setting itself apart...

    Online education? No thanks

    Students in the UK are shunning online learning and wanting to return to physical classes, prompting educators to reflect whether it is time to...

    The immersive future of outreach

    Is virtual reality a gimmick, a headache or a unique tool for accessibility and inspiration? For research communicators, VR is finally coming of age...

    From parity to planet

    What does it mean to empower and educate a woman in today's environment? By changing one woman's world, we are setting the stage for...

    When an international student isn’t an international student

    The realities of international student visa fraud have caused many governments to start cracking down on unsuspecting prospective students and universities. The United States,...

    First day on campus

    For many, the month of August represents new beginnings, especially with international students preparing for short or long trips to the next stage of...

    Filling in the gaps: Japan’s student problem

    Japan's declining population will leave it with 20 percent fewer undergraduates by 2050. What are the challenges the country would face as it tries...

    In pursuit for diversity

    Following the Supreme Court’s ruling, US universities must carefully and meaningfully look at alternative approaches to fostering student diversity within their campuses. Seb Murray...

    Welcome to your new home

    For anyone working in the international education sector, its value as an export and cultural benefit is clear. Those outside, particularly local communities, however,...

    Jewel in the crown

    This year, we celebrate the release of the 20th edition of QS’ World University Rankings (WUR). To mark this milestone, Prisha Dandwani looks back...

    Searching for joy in the university

    Universities are often focused on efficiency and productivity, which can happen at the expense of the individual, leading to a workplace that is stressful...

    Ownership in AI: Who is responsible for the benefits and downsides of AI’s output?

    Constantly evolving and ever more popular, generative AI is being used by more individuals and organisations. Text, digital art, code and even music is...

    Learning in the metaverse

    Universities in the US are starting to tread carefully into the metaverse, and while some are excited at the potential benefits in student engagement,...

    Why don’t we learn from history?

    It’s high time to use wisdom learned from the past to outsmart technology and transform new challenges into opportunities, comments Yoram (Jerry) Wind, Lauder...

    What do people in the UK really think about higher education?

    Universities in England have felt generally unloved since the pandemic; criticised by politicians and media alike, first over remote teaching and value for money,...

    Swimming with sharks

    Despite countless spoof papers, sting operations and professors turning into detectives for the sake of their research funding (and their inbox), predatory publishers are...

    The gift of tongues

    One of my earliest memories of growing up as a bilingual child in the Philippines was that my siblings and I felt…well, rather special....

    Don’t look back at Augar

    The education sector is no stranger to policy reviews. The process can be as promising as it is daunting for those involved, and stakeholders...

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