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📢Webinar next week!

Join us for the book launch of Brexit, EU Students and UK Higher Education: Broken Bridges.
🗓️Tues, 7 Oct, 2pm (UK time)
➡️ Register now: shorturl.at/7BqWl

YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education US Higher Education under the Second Trump Administration

Missed yesterday’s webinar on what a second Trump administration could mean for US Higher Education? The recording is now available 👇

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Next week's webinar!

US Higher Education Under the Second Trump Administration

🗓️Tues, 30 Sept (2pm UK time)
➡️ Register to join on MS Teams shorturl.at/PvQdf

We’re back on LinkedIn! 🎉

We're excited to share that we’ll be actively using LinkedIn to showcase our work.

You can look forward to insights from our latest research to highlights from our webinars.

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YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Post-secondary transitions: What do we know from low- and middle- income countries?

Watch our webinar on Post-secondary transitions: What do we know from low- and middle- income countries?

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Today's webinar on Post-secondary transitions: What do we know from low and middle-income countries?

➡️Register now www.researchcghe.org/events/post-...

This year’s CGHE Autumn School brought together 20 early career researchers from across the globe for 3 days.

With a focus on epistemic justice and policy repair, participants shared research ideas, reflected on their career journeys, & began developing publication plans.

Blog: shorturl.at/VjTrv

US entering a ‘neo-academic Cold War’, scholar warns Berkeley academic claims higher education is being used as a weapon to bolster geopolitical rivalries, rather than a force for cooperation

Coverage in the Times Higher Education about John Aubrey Douglass' talk at our recent CGHE webinar.

John has warned that the Trump administration’s “unprecedented assault” on higher education is part of an attempt to gain more power both nationally and internationally.

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Leading a university is set to become even more difficult An increase in faculty votes of no confidence in university and college presidents in the United States is an indicator of a challenging environment f...

John Aubrey Douglass says it here: www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?sto... @hopkinspress.bsky.social #AcademicSky

YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Trump’s America, Higher Education and the Emergence of a Neo-Academic Cold War

Catch up on our webinar this week on Trump’s America, Higher Education and the Emergence of a Neo-Academic Cold War.

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New plan to speed up HE alignment with national priorities China has unveiled a new plan that goes further and faster in aligning higher education with national economic and strategic priorities. Its issue by ...

China has unveiled a new plan that goes further in aligning higher education with national economic and strategic priorities.

But accelerating measures to ensure the university system serves national plans & employment needs has also met with criticism among academics.

More bit.ly/46kkWJd

@franekkra.bsky.social from our group took part in "CGHE Autumn School 2025: Epistemic injustice, policy repair" in Department of Education at @cghe.bsky.social It is importnat to create such spaces for training and collaboration of early career researchers!

Learned a lot, laughed even more — and made so many friends at the @cghe.bsky.social ECRs Autumn School. Grateful for this warm and engaging space 🌍✨

📢 CGHE webinar next week: Trump’s America, Higher Education & the Neo-Academic Cold War

🗓 Tuesday 16 Sept
⏰ 2PM (UK time)
➡️ More information bit.ly/4ghtjtC

Brexit, EU Students and UK Higher Education This open access book examines the effects of Brexit on UK higher education, based on the largest academic research project conducted in the UK across 12 univer…

Brexit, EU Students and UK Higher Education

This open access book examines the effects of Brexit on UK higher education, based on the largest academic research project conducted in the UK across 12 universities in all four nations.

Find out more bit.ly/3JTYdw8

Or download the PDF bit.ly/41KY7wS

YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education The Global Evolution of HE Accountability: A Social Network Analysis of the Scholarly Literature

Did you miss yesterday's webinar on The Global Evolution of Higher Education Accountability: A Social Network Analysis of the Scholarly Literature?

▶️ The recording is now available to watch on Youtube www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxia...

“Space, Power, and Globalization: On the Geopolitics of Higher Education” by Simon Marginson explores how higher ed has shifted from U.S.-led globalization (1990–2015) and partial deglobalization in the West and the American decoupling since 2015.

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YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Weaponising Universities

Missed yesterday’s webinar on Weaponising Universities?

🎥 The full recording is now available here www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlJo...

New Xiong’an campuses ‘must show they can attract top talent’ Massive expansion of higher education out of Beijing the latest attempt to distribute resources more evenly across China’s regions

In one of the country’s largest HE expansion drives, 15 Beijing universities are in the process of establishing branch campuses in Xiong’an.

CGHE Deputy Director Ka Ho noted that many Chinese universities are gaining global recognition due to the strength of their research.

▶️http://bit.ly/4g1kCU9

Welcome back! This Autumn, we've curated an exciting line-up of CGHE webinars, featuring a three-part series on 'Universities under Fire'.

Next Tuesday:
🖥️Weaponising Universities
🗓️ 2 Sept, 2pm (UK)
➡️ Register now buff.ly/JQhpniw

Space, Power, & Globalization: On the Geopolitics of Higher Education

This paper uses two lenses in succession: (a) geography of space making in HE, followed by & underpinning (b) a history of geopolitics in general & in HE since 1945.

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That’s a wrap! Thanks to everyone who’s been part of our weekly CGHE webinars. We’re pausing for summer and will be back in Sept!

Yesterday's webinar on ‘Perforated Nations’, Universities, & the Zonal Politics of Knowledge Production is available here www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYse...

YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Co-research into higher education – theory and practice

Watch our recording on Co-research into higher education – theory and practice.

➡️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3BKeLBKBTA

YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Widening participation in Australian higher education: reforming the school to university pipeline

Did you miss our webinar yesterday? Catch up on our recording on Youtube ⬇️

Widening participation in Australian higher education: reforming the school to university pipeline
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Study reveals benefits, drawbacks of Turing mobility scheme A new study indicates that the Turing Scheme – created to replace the opportunities for overseas placements offered by the Erasmus+ scheme after Bre...

The Turing Scheme – created to replace the opportunities for overseas placements offered by the Erasmus+ scheme after the UK left the European Union – enables disadvantaged students to take time out to study abroad, according to a new study.

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YouTube video by Centre for Global Higher Education Does higher education politicise today’s students?

If you missed yesterday's webinar, catch up on the recording on our Youtube channel.

Does higher education politicise today’s students?
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📢 Join us for our webinar next week on Pathways into and through higher education for young people with experience of children’s social care.

🗓️ 10 June, 12.30pm
💻 Department of Education & Online
🔗 Register here bit.ly/4kkdLWL

Why does internationalisation still cling to the nation-state? The United States government’s ban on Harvard University enrolling foreign students exemplifies the growing control states are asserting over global...

The US government’s recent move to terminate Harvard's foreign student visa programme is part of a broader pattern of Trump-era interventions. It's an increasingly assert control over global academic mobility.

Read commentary by CGHE Simon Marginson
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Why the U.S. Is Pausing Student Visa Interviews at Embassies Embassies were directed to temporarily stop scheduling new student visa interviews while the Trump Administration considers increased vetting of applicants’ social media.

📰In the news: Why the Trump Administration Is Pausing New Student Visa Interviews at Embassies Across the World. CGHE Simon Marginson tells Time that “the pause affects a million students and hundreds of thousands more.

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Blocked from Harvard, the world's star students weigh staying in Asia and Europe If the Trump administration succeeds in barring international students from enrolling at Harvard, it will benefit U.S. competitors such as China, experts say.

Trump’s campaign against Harvard is a “terrible policy error” that could undermine the world-leading role the U.S. has played in research and development since World War II, CGHE Simon Marginson said.

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