Irish uni chairs seek €190m as funding pressures mount
The chairs of six Irish universities have made a joint appeal for more government funding, warning that the sector faces an annual shortfall of more than €250m despite increases in…
STEM business degrees, two kilometres from Manhattan
A student starting university in 2027 will graduate into a labour market nobody can describe with much confidence yet. AI is already changing what businesses ask executives to do, the…
LAMDA: Your questions about London’s leading drama school, answered
The London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) has been training and inspiring exceptional artists for more than 160 years. That’s a long time and a large group of…
Australia squeezes dependants as wider student migration questions emerge
Most international students will no longer be able to bring dependants to Australia as the government moves to tighten the country’s temporary migration system. Exceptions will apply to PhD students,…
Amalya Yeghoyan, GITC
Describe yourself in three words or phrases. Restless builder. People believer. Armenia optimist. What do you like most about your job? Seeing people discover that they are capable of much…
The verification gap: can we still measure what matters?
Ask any employer what they want from a graduate, and the list is strikingly consistent: not just knowledge, but judgement, communication, collaboration and resilience. Ask the same employer how confident…
Long-term planning in an AI world
A few years ago, if someone asked me what skills a 15-year-old would need after graduation, I would feel compelled, as an educator, to give them a proper answer. Today,…
IT University of Copenhagen
Enrico Lauletta had always wanted to make games, and after years studying computer science, he found what he was looking for at ITU. "The MSc in Games programme felt like…
Agents and former staffers left in the dark after ILAC goes bust
ILAC abruptly announced that it had filed for bankruptcy protection late on Friday, leaving over 1,300 students and dozens of staff and agent partners scrambling for answers. The news, coming…
Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis to create new space for universities and innovation
The Northern Metropolis is being developed as a new economic engine for Hong Kong, with innovation and technology at the centre of its plans. It could become a major new…
