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Scaling up global higher education – The viable option

Posted 20 April 2018

by Diana Laurillard

We need universal maintenance grants to unlock student potential

Posted 31 March 2018

by Simon Marginson

Higher education should be funded as a public good

Posted 16 March 2018

by Simon Marginson

Irish higher education embraces the system

Posted 15 March 2018

by Ellen Hazelkorn

Learning gain: Myths and possibilities

Posted 21 February 2018

by Paul Ashwin

Facing down maximum uncertainty: strategies for Brexit

Posted 20 February 2018

by Simon Marginson

Public trust and accountability: a time of special challenge

Posted 7 February 2018

by Ellen Hazelkorn

Asia University Rankings 2018: continental contenders

Posted 6 February 2018

by Futao Huang

The ‘entrepreneurial state’: Hong Kong could gain more through regional collaborations

Posted 30 January 2018

by Ka Ho Mok

What’s driving quality management in higher education worldwide

Posted 26 January 2018

by Michaela Martin

Lifelong learning? Part-time undergraduate provision is in crisis

Posted 24 January 2018

by Claire Callender

Our mission to speak truth to power is under threat

Posted 22 January 2018

by Rebecca Schendel

Brexit, tuition fees and China: my predictions for academia in 2018

Posted 2 January 2018

by Simon Marginson

Moocs can still bring higher education to those who really need it

Posted 17 December 2017

by Diana Laurillard

Up, up and away: the era of high tuition fees

Posted 8 December 2017

by Gill Wyness

Rankings race is costly

Posted 6 December 2017

by Ka Ho Mok

Will the UK get a Brexit deal on research – That’s the €160bn question

Posted 6 December 2017

by Ludovic Highman

The new REF rules could end game-playing – but only if we let them

Posted 30 November 2017

by James Wilsdon