While it may be challenging for #FirstInFamily students to transition successfully into post-graduation employment & further study, they bring unique qualities including resilience & determination. https://t.co/qlnMRSarfs @latrobenews@LTU_CHEEDR@UOW@seos895@FirstInFamilyUK
Government legislation to raise annual tuition fees to £11,100 for two-year degrees in England is going ahead despite ministers being told by consultation respondents that the increased cap would not incentivise provision
https://t.co/sK4xorGNR3
The professoriate has become closed off to people from lower social backgrounds as increased competition for academic jobs favours the middle classes, according to a study from Germany
https://t.co/g45BdUKNVt
.@UniofOxford says it will not accept any new research contracts from @Huawei, amid concern about the technology company’s links to the Chinese state, reports @CHavergalTHE
https://t.co/8UeirJNCHO
Germans fear UK exclusion from Macron’s ‘European universities’: cutting the UK out of transnational networks will only accelerate post-Brexit isolation, say rectors in Berlin
https://t.co/LCHywXPA2M
UK university leaders might be bullish on the subject of institutional failure but the divide between managers and staff needs serious redress, says @JG_THE
https://t.co/YkwKs5XKwc
Pledges of huge investments in higher education to secure Amazon’s second headquarters could strain academic autonomy, says Michelle Dimino
https://t.co/gwPvi7YeWK
The @UniofOxford has said that it will not accept any new research contracts from @Huawei, amid concern about the technology company’s links to the Chinese state, reports @CHavergalTHE
https://t.co/tNMRySvl6T
Universities provide many professional and technical qualifications, estimated at around 41% of overall provision. Find out more in our report on solving future #skills challenges, here 👉 https://t.co/e4TdBRkATx
For those of you interested in my recent Churchill Trust Fellowship on First in Family students and the associated report - here it is hot off the printing press (and video to boot!) @NCSEHE@TherealEPHEA@UniSTARSConf@IRUAustralia@higheredau
Academic moonlighters: those who cross distant disciplinary boundaries are seen as unusual and viewed with suspicion. A handful of scholars explain why it suits them to stray
https://t.co/BMUjXZFPZY
"The fact a student’s outcomes when young are predictive of their eventual achievement isn’t surprising. But from a policy perspective, this confirms that a student’s background matters, & that targeting students early is vital." @SmithFamily_org https://t.co/zOWpZl2Kn3 @ANUmedia