International programs

Students rally against government plans that leave some of them with steep tuition bills and others with requirements not to leave the country.

After three years of growth, the number of students seeking places in Australia's universities flattens, similar to patterns seen in the United States.

Sector's stratospheric enrollment growth flattens, in wake of policy changes that restricted flow of public funds to students at private institutions.

Should ratings consider institutions' hiring and pay gaps for female academics?

University in Scotland uses reality television to admit and provide a scholarship to a student from Ghana.

A former diplomat warns that the flow of Chinese students is a "two-edged sword" because it could lead to Beijing-inspired political protests -- a scenario others paint as farfetched.

Times Higher Education tries to identify best examples of academic jargon.

A filmmaker explores the struggles of international students who try to stay in America after graduation.

Academic luminaries take a stand against idea that all research should have a direct economic payoff.