International

The University of Copenhagen’s research station in Greenland is to play host to five international students from other universities this summer. They won grants to study climate-related courses as part of the COP15 climate conference in 2009

Greek universities are making deep cuts in their staff, salaries, student welfare and brand

Britain's new Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition has slashed GBP 200 million from spending on higher education in the 2010-11 budget. And it may not be over yet

Economic crisis and slashed university budgets have led to less autonomy and more paperwork, say lobbyists

A Chinese student who was paid GBP 400 to take a university English exam for someone else has been jailed for six months

It was the eve of a potential government change in Britain, and Danish politicians gathered to see where votes were won and lost. On the screen, the result emerges: A ‘hung parliament’

The UK election on Thursday the 6th looks to be historical. Get ready to be a smart couch potato by tuning up your analysis in the Ceremonial Hall today Tuesday 4 May

Measuring scientists based on volume of citations skews research outcomes to the positive, new study suggests

In a part of the world normally off the radar of the West, violence breaks out on university campus

Is it making light of violence against women and sexual harassment? Or is it just amusing? A tale of a man, a bicycle, two women's behinds, a police warning and facebook stardom