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Articles by Emily Dixon
New decree, also requiring exams to be held in person, divides opinion among distance-learning universities
Government proposals would see 30 per cent of taught postgraduate programmes shortened or reconfigured
University leaders warn region¡¯s public institutions will ¡®fall behind¡¯ without funding increase
Agreement between coalition and opposition parties to reduce budget cuts does little to assuage sector leaders¡¯ fears
Winners of this year¡¯s Times Higher Education Awards hope to use their moment in the spotlight as a catalyst for further achievement
Five years after a devastating fire, the Paris cathedral has finally reopened, with the help of a vast team of researchers
Dividing second pillar of FP10 into two councils could ¡®weaken programme¡¯s collaborative spirit¡¯, European umbrella body warns
Higher education institutions ¡®in danger¡¯ as a result of controversial budget measures, umbrella group says, with some closing in protest
While anglophone countries still dominate market, number of global online English-taught offerings now exceeds 1,000
Concerns raised about Law and Justice candidate Karol Nawrocki¡¯s role leading Institute of National Remembrance
Equity, quality control and excess competition among areas of concern for experts
Two ministers resigned over ¡®textual similarities¡¯ in their master¡¯s theses, while one student was acquitted of ¡®self-plagiarism¡¯ after taking case to Supreme Court
Protest comes as House of Representatives prepares to debate controversial cuts to higher education and research of more than €1 billion
Sector leaders fear progress will be stymied by expected months of political uncertainty
Collegium Humanum allegedly issued more than 1,000 fast-track MBA degrees in exchange for ¡®financial and personal benefits¡¯
Universities in the Valencia region mourn after last week¡¯s floods as heavy rains move north to Catalonia
Contested elections in Georgia and Moldova ¡®decisive moments¡¯ for EU relations, experts say
Proposed exam would test Spanish competence and subject ability, and would have to be completed in person
Area studies and languages at risk at Leiden University, with academics foreseeing humanities ¡®apocalypse¡¯
NWO initiative seeks to address concerns about sustainability of free to read, free to publish model
Academic freedom constraints of previous Law and Justice administration come to an end, but funding concerns remain, researchers say
¡®Exercise caution¡¯ when commenting on topics outside areas of expertise and distinguish personal and professional positions, Leru urges
First budget under new right-wing government insufficient, sector leaders say
Suggested exemptions to ethical approval welcomed, but more progress needed, experts say
