Henrik Wegener: universities must continue to collaborate
There are positive lessons to be learnt from the pandemic, says University of Copenhagen rector
Search
-
-
Hassan Al-Derham: consider our graduate attributes
Universities need to think ahead to changing market needs and what skills their graduates will need, says Qatar University presidentÂ
-
Tawana Kupe: take advantage of new technologies
University of Pretoria's vice-chancellor speaks about the importance of investing in digital resources and constantly adapting to different contexts
-
Ian Jacobs: use opportunity to enrich lives
Sharing of knowledge without limit is possible thanks to technology, says president and vice-chancellor
-
Sung-Chul Shin: push to reform pedagogical methodologies
The pandemic offers the opportunity to accelerate integration of information technology for learning, says KAIST president
-
Jin-Guang Teng: service learning moves online
New opportunities to implement service learning in remote communities thanks to digital platforms, says Hong Kong president
-
Way Kuo: the crisis heralds a revolution
Internationalism to be redefined as global exchanges between academic communities grow, says university president
-
Gül İnanç: adopt a socially engaged mindset
Time to break down barriers and improve global access for higher education, says academic leader in refugee studies
-
Max Lu: seize a 'golden opportunity'
Digital experiences and 'open loop' learning model could be the future of education, says UK vice-chancellor and president
-
Universities and society will only recover from Covid-19 through civic engagement
Economic revival in the wake of the pandemic will require all sections of society to play their part, says Janet Beer
-
More than 350 jobs at risk at London university
University of East London warns it faces a £31 million revenue loss over the coming year, and needs to cut costs to stay solvent
-
Now more than ever, graduates need a helping hand from universities
Rosalie Minnitt calls on institutions to offer greater support to those struggling to find work in the midst of a pandemic
-
Steven Currall: university impact refined by spirit of discovery and innovation
University president says the permeability between universities and communities has become more apparent during the pandemic
-
Shiyi Chen: we saw the reverse of a brain drain
University president in Shenzhen says the international aspect of their community has been dealt a hard blowÂ
-
Kate Eichhorn: online education falls short
Online education can only go so far in terms of replicating student experience, says media and culture expertÂ