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Times Higher Education (THE)
timeshighereducation.com > news > uk-government-clarify-terms-mis-sold-student-loans

UK government to clarify terms of ‘mis-sold’ student loans

14+ hour, 24+ min ago   (597+ words) The Burnham government has responded to calls to change how student loan information is presented to prospective students to help them make more informed choices about their futures. The decision is a response to a report by the Treasury Select…...

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timeshighereducation.com > news > new-university-levy-will-cover-australian-complaints-bodys-costs

New university levy will cover Australian complaints body’s costs

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (518+ words) Australian universities and colleges will be charged a yet-to-be determined levy to fund a mandatory complaints resolution service, with fines for institutions that miss payment deadlines and regulatory crackdowns on those that do not pay at all. Legislation introduced into…...

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timeshighereducation.com > news > science-minister-ukri-should-fund-fewer-longer-awards

Science minister: UKRI should fund ‘fewer, longer awards’

3+ day, 27+ min ago   (778+ words) The UK’s new science minister Chris McDonald has criticised the process used to select research grants as a “value-destroying activity”, saying he wants to see “faster outcomes” that will ultimately mean that “a smaller number of bigger, longer-term investments” are…...

THE Campus Learn
timeshighereducation.com > campus > want-industry-speakers-get-them-early

Want industry speakers? Get them in early

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (315+ words) Students, however, must be present in the lecture theatre to engage with visiting experts. What happens when those learners don’t show up? So, what can we do? It also allows our industry speakers to interact with a broader profile of…...

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timeshighereducation.com > news > palestinian-students-victims-two-track-discipline-israel

Palestinian students ‘victims of two-track discipline’ in Israel

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (824+ words) Harsh disciplinary sanctions against Palestinian students in Israeli universities amount to “apartheid” in the country’s higher education system, a legal and human rights centre claims. In a report, Adalah, the Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, says that…...

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timeshighereducation.com > news > uuk-presidents-reform-conference-appearance-dangerous-ucu

UUK president’s Reform conference appearance ‘dangerous’ – UCU

5+ day, 16+ hour ago   (523+ words) Ad Insertion platform Sarl THUNDER MONETIZATION PTE. LTD. The president of Universities UK has defended his decision to speak on a panel at Reform UK’s annual conference after the move was branded “dangerous” by the sector’s biggest union. Malcolm Press…...

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timeshighereducation.com > depth > will-smart-glasses-make-it-too-risky-speak-class

Will smart glasses make it too risky to speak up in class?

6+ day, 14+ hour ago   (1344+ words) For Andrew Murray, dean of the London School of Economics’ law school, the strangest thing about the rapidly rising popularity of wearable technology is the lack of public backlash. Murray, a professor of law specialising in new media and technology,…...

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timeshighereducation.com > campus > outreach-activities-ai-literacy-sparking-curiosity-lifelong-learning

Outreach activities for AI literacy: from sparking curiosity to lifelong learning

6+ day, 13+ hour ago   (690+ words) Students become far more engaged when they can directly interact with AI systems, create projects, experiment with ideas themselves and see results immediately rather than simply listening to explanations about how AI works. Together, these principles help students move from…...

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timeshighereducation.com > campus > how-documentgrounded-ai-can-support-inclusive-learning

How document-grounded AI can support inclusive learning

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (174+ words) The wider purpose is to engage students with credible academic materials in a flexible and interactive way to support inclusive learning. Students can use the AI to revisit content, clarify difficult concepts, and prepare for assessments and seminars at their…...

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timeshighereducation.com > news > dealing-extreme-heat-hugely-problematic-universities

Dealing with extreme heat ‘hugely problematic’ for universities

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (704+ words) Adapting UK campuses to deal with increasingly regular bouts of extreme heat will be “hugely problematic” for cash-strapped estates teams, experts predict, with even more modern buildings likely to feel the strain of rising temperatures. After the hottest summer on…...