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    Bahrain: The pearl of the gulf

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    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...
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    Online education? No thanks

    Seb Murray - 0
    Students in the UK are shunning online learning and wanting to return to physical classes, prompting educators to reflect whether it is time to...
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    The immersive future of outreach

    Rohan Mehra - 0
    Is virtual reality a gimmick, a headache or a unique tool for accessibility and inspiration? For research communicators, VR is finally coming of age...
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    From parity to planet

    Christine Amour-Levar - 0
    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...
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    When an international student isn’t an international student

    Niamh Ollerton - 0
    The realities of international student visa fraud have caused many governments to start cracking down on unsuspecting prospective students and universities. The United States,...
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    First day on campus

    Prisha Dandwani - 0
    For many, the month of August represents new beginnings, especially with international students preparing for short or long trips to the next stage of...
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    Filling in the gaps: Japan’s student problem

    Eugenia Lim - 0
    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...
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    In pursuit for diversity

    Seb Murray - 0
    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...
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    Welcome to your new home

    Gauri Kohli - 0
    For anyone working in the international education sector, its value as an export and cultural benefit is clear. Those outside, particularly local communities, however,...
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    Jewel in the crown

    Prisha Dandwani - 0
    This year, we celebrate the release of the 20th edition of QS’ World University Rankings (WUR). To mark this milestone, Prisha Dandwani looks back...
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    Searching for joy in the university

    Ant Bagshaw - 0
    Universities are often focused on efficiency and productivity, which can happen at the expense of the individual, leading to a workplace that is stressful...
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    Ownership in AI: Who is responsible for the benefits and downsides of AI’s output?

    Gauri Kohli - 0
    Constantly evolving and ever more popular, generative AI is being used by more individuals and organisations. Text, digital art, code and even music is...
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    Learning in the metaverse

    Eugenia Lim - 0
    Universities in the US are starting to tread carefully into the metaverse, and while some are excited at the potential benefits in student engagement,...
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    Why don’t we learn from history?

    Jerry Wind - 0
    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...
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    What do people in the UK really think about higher education?

    John O'Leary - 0
    Universities in England have felt generally unloved since the pandemic; criticised by politicians and media alike, first over remote teaching and value for money,...
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    Swimming with sharks

    Claudia Civinini - 0
    Despite countless spoof papers, sting operations and professors turning into detectives for the sake of their research funding (and their inbox), predatory publishers are...
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    The gift of tongues

    Christine Amour-Levar - 0
    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....
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    Don’t look back at Augar

    Dr Ant Bagshaw - 0
    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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