Stormy times for international student mobility
International higher education faces a decade of uncertainty with the predicted rise in student mobility at risk as young people become increasingly worried about climate change
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Category: Blog
Did three little words win it for Boris Johnson?
Did Boris Johnson’s “Get Brexit Done” three-word message destroy Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party and any hope of Labour preventing a Tory onslaught across Northern England in the 2019 UK General Election?
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Time to wake up and think tactically
Trust is being severely strained by the General Election in the United Kingdom Does it matter when...
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TNE offers UK universities a post-Brexit “silver lining”
Clear evidence is emerging that UK universities are succeeding in increasing their engagement with countries in the European Union in preparation for Brexit.
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Tackling the attainment gap for BAME students at top unis
Students from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds remain underrepresented at elite...
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What can be done about soaring textbook inflation?
Soaring textbook prices is yet another runaway cost facing students with the price of academic...
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Is there a third way to sort Brexit?
Well, at least the Liberal “Democrats” have put some clear blue water between the main political...
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So what is a colonoscopy all about?
If you’ve managed to survive all the radiotherapy, chemo, surgery and the CT or MRI scanning that...
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International HE & comms need to work together
EUPRIO investigated the lack of cooperation between university international offices and public relations-communications departments in a special project which revealed its findings at its recent conference in Poland.
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Welcome diversity in the university rankings
There is a welcome diversity creeping into the league tables – together with evidence that universities that are ‘open-to-the world are among the best performers in the rankings
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Getting the diet right for bowel cancer survivors
Nic Mitchell marks Bowel Cancer Awareness Month by looking at getting the diet right after treatment in a bid to lead something like a normal life again.
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Don’t you know anyone who voted for Brexit?
Does the UK higher education elite need to break out of its London and South East bubble and attempt to understand why people in Northern cities like Sunderland and Middlesbrough voted heavily in favour of Brexit?
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