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Articles by Patrick Jack
Malaysia and South Korea are making the most rapid advances in tables showing best universities for sustainability, writes Patrick Jack
Ex-partner demands reimbursement for ?42 million investment in now-defunct branch campus
More English institutions escalating cases to counter-terrorism organisation Prevent, driven by concerns related to radical Islam
The Encampments documentary explores how pro-Palestinian student protests spread across campuses in the US and worldwide
Research finds few universities have support tailored towards complex needs of refugee students
National Collegiate Athletics Association settlement could force reckoning on role of athletic teams in smaller institutions facing funding cuts
Honours also bestowed on Oxford emeritus professor Ursula Martin and Science Committee chair Chi Onwurah
网曝门 Office data shows rising demand among international students, with policy changes in the US thought to be driving interest
Politician and podcaster says countries like Singapore and Hong Kong stand to benefit more from Trump’s attacks on higher education than the UK
The former home secretary said restrictions announced in the recent White Paper will ‘put a squeeze’ on some universities
International student mobility has increasingly been ‘outsourced’ to private providers since the Turing scheme replaced Erasmus+
Annual data shows universities in England and Northern Ireland face growing losses on research and teaching domestic students
Fewer new companies being created by UK universities following spin-out peak during pandemic
University finances and ‘painfully slow’ accreditation processes contributing to UK lagging behind neighbours on AI training, experts warn
Politicised appointment processes threaten to leave key university positions in red states only open to ‘ideologues’
East-West partnerships playing an ‘increasingly substantial role’ in development of critical technologies but geopolitics puts trend under threat, finds British Council
Falling employment among those who don’t have degrees drives up jobs gap but annual figures to be stopped amid questions over their quality
Activities such as marketing MRes courses to circumvent dependants ban will only prompt tougher rules, according to Adam Tickell
Number of Russians coming to the UK for study has ‘collapsed’ during war in Ukraine, with visa policy, links to Kyiv and feelings of not being welcome adding up to ‘unofficial ban’
Conservatives squeezed by ‘full-fat Farage’ on the right and an increasingly graduate-heavy electorate on the left, says leading political scientist
Future growth of UK higher education should not just expand graduate numbers but be tied to regional economic strategies, argues new book
Proposal to increase money paid by top US institutions fifteenfold could prove to have deeper impact than more headline-grabbing Trump policies
The economist’s surprise victory in April’s election raised hopes of an end to Canada’s crackdown on overseas enrolments. But even as other anglophone nations restrict entry, there is no sign of interest in what many in Canadian HE see as an opportunity to corner the market. Patrick Jack reports
Students fearful of taking trips home or travelling to international events in case they are left stranded amid Donald Trump’s latest crackdown
