Long read: With the NHS desperate for more capacity, increasing the number of doctors entering the system seems an obvious remedy. But with the system lacking the resources to boost training places or offer permanent jobs, insiders say that the flow of extra medical graduates must be staunched. @Helen_Packer reports #medicine #highered
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Used well, virtual reality can make practical science more sustainable by reducing avoidable waste and helping staff use real laboratory time more effectively: https://t.co/cxhrjuyKSt
While robust EDI policies are essential, equity, diversity and inclusion efforts become truly meaningful when visible representation and everyday interactions are prioritised across the institution: https://t.co/l6ne5Q8ZDy
The Australian National University has vowed never to embark on a major restructure without a “documented business case” outlining the reason and “realistic” alternatives, following a damning audit of its A$250 million “Renew ANU” savings programme. @JohnRoss49 reports #highered #audit
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Referrals from within universities to the government’s counter-terrorism scheme increased by nearly 50 per cent last year, with cases of extreme right-wing radicalisation up by 18 per cent, new figures show. @Helen_Packer reports #Prevent#highered
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Skills-specific training courses and microcredentials can help universities to bridge gaps in their curriculums, but they continue to be viewed with mistrust despite rising demand, says a @Coursera executive.
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The v-c of Goldsmiths, University of London, has accused his local union branch of “not facing up to the harsh financial realities” that the institution faces as its members begin an indefinite strike, warning that the university will be “severely threatened by August 2027” without cuts. [Link in comments]
LinkedIn can help researchers build international collaborations, but only when it is treated as a professional community, not just a digital CV. Follow these tips to grow your profile: https://t.co/rpyqoRUr0y
Average salaries for degree-holders have increased slightly but the employment rate has dipped, according to the latest graduate outcomes survey #highered#graduateoutcomes
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Effective student support relies on data, collaboration between academic and professional services, training and shared accountability, says Aleata Alstad-Calkins: https://t.co/YTsE2m1Dh2
Students and academics are on different planets in terms of AI use, creating a culture of distrust and secrecy. Dina Kamel offers three ways to close the gap: https://t.co/Zjcd2gqgLp
Renowned research sleuth Elisabeth Bik says Stanford University president scandal underlines need for external inquiries when senior staff are accused, reports @jgro_the#research#highered
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Opinion: Only a dedicated directorate-general stands a chance of keeping Horizon Europe separate from the competitiveness agenda, says Jan Palmowski #research#HorizonEurope
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Students who cannot rely on family for support are cutting down on food and taking out extra loans to afford accommodation costs, according to a new poll #studentdebt#highered
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Students’ views on controversial topics often mirror those of the general public, despite concerns from some quarters that universities are creating a “woke snowflake” generation, according to Hepi polling
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