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Women chairing university complaint bodies are at risk of retribution and cases are not always ‘taken seriously’ by committee members, academics say

A two-year hiatus in educational activities following the military coup is threatening the country's post-conflict future, says a professor in Yangon

Policy welcome, but Japan ‘must address uncertainty’ around future Covid waves, academics say

Religious requirements tripled, forcing some institutions to make cuts to core courses

Higher education analysts mull China’s continued attractiveness as a student destination amid its zero-Covid policy and scant foreign student returnees

An internalised, colonial-era emphasis on exam grades is preventing students from deeper learning, forum hears

Western scholars may be taken aback by job negotiations in a country where universities rarely reward merit over seniority

Korea’s soft power is only part of the explanation, with Seoul pumping millions into opening Korean language academies around the world, professor says

Peking and Tsinghua join drive to smooth journey from undergraduate to postgraduate studies

Beijing should ease off on top-down pressure and extend its window for reporting graduates' job status, academics say

Scholars urge home fees for young Hong Kongers but warn other former British colonies could want similar concessions

Alumnus cautions that lines of communication with UK government ‘must remain open’ with transparent timescale for evacuation