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    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...

    Women of Bahrain

    Gender equality is a global priority across all industries. While there is still much work to do, many companies, institutions, and countries are sincerely...

    Australian Crawl

    "We had all said 2020 was going to be our best year yet. We didn’t see that coming, did we?” jokes Janine Bowmaker, President of...

    Committed to instigating authentic assessment

    There was a time not long ago when undergraduate and postgraduate students spent the last few weeks of each study period preparing for the...

    Addressing the graduate gender pay gap

    Average differences in earnings between men and women continue to make headlines globally. Aisha Khan investigates how the perpetuation of traditional gender norms and...

    Rethinking design education

    In a time of global uncertainty, the design industry is growing exponentially as the world looks for creative solutions to our environmental and societal...

    Go East

    Founded in 2017, King’s Business School shares a number of qualities with its Asian counterparts. Young, vibrant, looking for connections and ready to tackle...

    Deep impact

    The world is on fire. Chris Strods asks is the higher education sector prepared to pick up the hose? The modern university commonly understands itself...

    Sustainability should be everybody’s business

    Dr Katell Le Goulven, Executive Director, Hoffmann Global Institute for Business and Society, INSEAD Sustainability is the big buzz in business right now. It seems...

    Not “another useless degree”

    English literature, journalism and humanities are among subjects under threat due to perceptions of low value in the working world. Eugenia Lim looks at...

    The coolest kid on the block

    How the coolest kid on the block became a Tech Baddie: An exclusive interview with Reboot Representation’s CEO, Dwana Franklin-Davis. By Afifah Darke. It was...

    Cracked model

    International students fees have lightened some of the stressors on country’s higher education systems. But is this model sustainable, and what does the future...

    Reducing the cost of cyber-attacks in higher education

    The threat of cyber-attacks against universities has grown significantly in the past two years, as education went wholly online, costing, on average, almost half...

    Can higher ed fill the graduate data skills gap?

    The divide between the skills employers require and the skills graduates have obtained is widening, or at least it appears to be. New and...

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