By proposing a cut-across approach that draws together different sectors, government departments and communities as well as regions and nations, Labour are proposing a radical equalising of expertise and sharing…
With recent changes to the migration system causing uncertainties, leaders in Australia’s international education sector are calling for a united front to ensure the industry’s future. Speaking at the PIE…
In 2021, I learned a humbling and important lesson. Having waited for many months for the promotion process to decide on my application, I was informed that my attempt had…
Bangladeshi students are taking to the streets to protest a proposed government policy that would have seen almost a third of government jobs reserved for the descendants of freedom fighters.…
Clare O’Neil, who had been serving as home affairs minister for two years – overseeing the Nixon Review and the Migration Strategy – has been moved to the housing and…
Its acquisition of the private higher education provider Universal Higher Education (UHE) and English-language provider Universal English (UE) was backed by THI investments and will provide a “scaleable base” for…
After more than a decade under an increasingly combative Conservative government, many in the UK sector seemed to breathe a sigh of relief when Keir Starmer finally ascended to Number…
Leading an organisation always means balancing core mission and strategy with changes that are happening in the external environment that shapes the conditions the organisation is working in. In higher…
The term “quality wars” was coined by one of Wonkhe’s favourite writers about the business of higher education regulation: David Watson. In a seminal 2006 article he characterised an ongoing…
The initiative to ease employment-based non-immigrant visas for US college graduates with job offers is aimed at attracting top talent and retaining skilled workers to help the economy. “The US…