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    Why don’t we learn from history?

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    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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    Women of Bahrain

    Prisha Dandwani - 0
    Gender equality is a global priority across all industries. While there is still much work to do, many companies, institutions, and countries are sincerely...
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    Australian Crawl

    Anton John Crace - 0
    "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...
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    Committed to instigating authentic assessment

    Nicole Beaumont - 0
    There was a time not long ago when undergraduate and postgraduate students spent the last few weeks of each study period preparing for the...
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    Addressing the graduate gender pay gap

    Aisha Khan - 0
    Average differences in earnings between men and women continue to make headlines globally. Aisha Khan investigates how the perpetuation of traditional gender norms and...
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    Rethinking design education

    Laura Lightfinch - 0
    In a time of global uncertainty, the design industry is growing exponentially as the world looks for creative solutions to our environmental and societal...
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    Go East

    Anton John Crace - 0
    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...
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    Deep impact

    Chris Strods - 0
    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...
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    Sustainability should be everybody’s business

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    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...
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    Not “another useless degree”

    Eugenia Lim - 0
    English literature, journalism and humanities are among subjects under threat due to perceptions of low value in the working world. Eugenia Lim looks at...
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    The coolest kid on the block

    Afifah Darke - 0
    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...
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    Cracked model

    Janet Ilieva - 0
    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...
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    Reducing the cost of cyber-attacks in higher education

    John O'Leary - 0
    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...
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    Can higher ed fill the graduate data skills gap?

    Paul Thurman - 0
    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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