Despite efforts to improve diversity and inclusion, there remains a persistent lack of diversity in senior leadership roles across professional services in UK universities. A lot has been written about…
This is Encaenia – a University of Oxford ceremony full of all the things you’d expect of an Oxford ceremony: gowns, champagne, dead languages and a procession. What’s going on?…
Amendments were proposed to the Education Services for Overseas Students Act, which would give the government broader powers over the activities of agents and their interactions with providers in Australia.…
HESA Finance data for 2022-23 has arrived, earlier than originally promised but in line with last year. If you think back to that academic year, kicking off as it did…
The College Scholastic Aptitude Test is the country’s standardised test to “evaluate academic prowess and subject-specific expertise” – but not in the same way that the SATs or A-Levels do.…
“An increasing number of providers will need to make significant changes to their funding model in the near future to avoid facing a material risk of closure.” That is very…
India has surpassed China to become the largest source country at US graduate level, according to the Recruiting for Key Disciplines in the US report. As policies restricting international student inflows take…
While almost all headlines are about the awful hardships of war, it will have gone almost unnoticed that in December 2023 Ukraine has announced, albeit from a bomb shelter, its…
The 1960s were an epochal era for higher education expansion, aligned with wider change in the air socially, culturally, politically and technologically. The sixties saw two general elections in 1964…
The Council of British International Schools conference took place from May 11-13 in London, welcoming heads, governors, proprietors and senior and middle leaders from schools around the world, as well…