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Campaigners call for ‘more structured’ approach to helping students in crisis zones after shock visa block leaves applicants in limbo

Pushing doctoral students to credit more senior academics on early publications has contributed to ‘ethical scandal hiding in plain sight’, says education professor

Leaders more qualified now than decade ago, with many boasting international experience, study finds

Students face online learning and evacuation orders, and being unable to return home for Eid, head of international campus hub tells ̽����Ƶ

Focus on physical fitness and psychological support for staff and students, with universities also urged to provide more training

Internet blackout amid conflict with US and Israel leaves applicants in the dark over study abroad opportunities

Rocked by population decline, institutions join forces to try to achieve government aim of boosting regional campuses

Amid backlash from higher-caste groups, the Indian Supreme Court has stayed new rules intended to toughen up universities’ anti-discrimination procedures. But is the move the beginning of a US-style pushback against positive discrimination – or just a tidying up of ‘vague’ drafting? Tash Mosheim reports

Careers offices urged to find better ways to judge success beyond placement rates as employers look for more from new starters

Knock-on impact of spike in oil prices disrupts learning in Pakistan and Bangladesh

Growing industry of companies offering students help in navigating misconduct proceedings operates in ‘regulatory and ethical grey zone’

Before the Taliban’s return, many Afghan academics went abroad for PhDs. But the collapse in their prospects has left many in limbo, says a scholar