CAPS-I: pandemic has brought mental health issues “to the forefront”
At its first in-person conference in three years, the Canadian Association of Public Schools – International tackled mental health issues in several sessions.
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Calls to enhance NZ HE funding in 2022 budget
Leading sector voices are calling for systematic funding of universities in New Zealand prior to the announcement of this year’s national budget.
UK association to Horizon Europe is ‘on the brink’
The Russell Group has warned that the window for the UK’s association to Europe’s R&D funding scheme, Horizon Europe, is “closing, and closing fast”.
Australia ‘needs research investment boost’
Universities Australia has called for increased investment in research and development as a step towards enhancing the country’s productivity in the future.
Ireland: new ELT membership group launches
A new ELT provider membership group has launched in Ireland to bring focus onto English language students, staff and teachers in the country, it has been revealed.
Germany: short notice bookings “challenge”
Numbers of German students travelling abroad with FDSV members fell by 7.24% in 2021, compared to the year before, but the market shows signs of recovery.
Russell Group and Go8 call for int’l R&D protection
Research-intensive universities in the UK and Australia have said “pragmatic, risk-based” measures are needed to protect international collaboration.
UK gov’t imposes R&I sanctions, new researchers support package launched
The UK’s department for business, energy and industrial strategy has said it will be introducing heavier research and innovation sanctions on Russia – as well as a £3 million support package for Ukrainians.
English UK renews urge for Covid grants
There are fears that relief payments which were promised by the UK Chancellor “over a year ago” will be delayed again to the next tax year.
UK unis must ‘redouble efforts’ on security issues
Universities must begin to “recognise threats and redouble their efforts” to protect, preserve and promote” their underpinning values, said a government minister on March 17.
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