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University head drew scathing criticism for her congressional testimony on campus antisemitism
This government — or the next — must make sure the one-off childcare investment delivers high-quality provision
Worrying global trends belie valuable guidance for education policy
Some have called for leaders of the prestigious schools to step aside after hearing about antisemitism on campus
Leaders of Harvard, Penn and MIT appear before a House committee to discuss how Middle East events have roiled their schools
Pisa rankings show sharp decline in pupil attainment in maths and reading since 2018
The pandemic had a highly disruptive effect on learning around the world, but in many cases also reinforced longer-term trends in attainment
How this year’s ranking of Europe’s leading institutions was compiled
European schools are reporting rises in applications — so what are they doing to improve accessibility?
HEC Paris comes first in latest Financial Times’ evaluation of performance, followed by London Business School and Iese
Study story: An EMBA helped Esther Hardi accelerate her move into green energy and recharge her enthusiasm
What FT data tells us about European schools’ alumni salaries, seniority and carbon targets
Highlighting some of the schools that performed strongly in the 2023 table
Alumni and undergraduates share their advice and experiences of European study
Case study: lessons from Nigel Farage’s clash with the bank and its parent, NatWest
Current trends raise questions about how far the European model needs to be rethought
Study story: forced to give up dance training, Isabella Agdestein sought new challenges
What should business students know to prepare for a fast-changing technological future?
Some top European MBAs are reaching gender parity — but the sector has a long way to go
Prime minister’s priorities are ‘wrong way round’, says shadow education secretary
Students, academic staff and government are stuck in a ‘triangle of sadness’ where everyone feels aggrieved
Group dynamics can deter members from speaking out, so how do we empower them?
Conflict is putting recent progress of central and eastern European schools under pressure
Conflict between students, staff and faculty is at a pitch not seen since the Vietnam war
‘Minimum service’ proposals for classes in Great Britain draw anger from unions
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