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A student’s death and safety fears fuel protests at Indian unis (opens the original)
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Indian universities are facing protests over student safety and their handling of complaints, as a death in Mumbai, reports of harassment in Delhi and disputed claims of assault and deaths in Punjab bring students into confrontation with authorities. The unrest has disrupted teaching at two private universities and prompted police investigations and court intervention. Although the protests have different origins, students across the campuses have questioned whether institutions listen to their
Australia’s chancellors join university peak body as governance rules tighten (opens the original)
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Australia’s university chancellors and vice-chancellors will be represented within a single national body after universities voted to bring both groups together under Universities Australia (UA). The change expands UA’s role beyond sector advocacy to include the governance work currently led by the University Chancellors Council (UCC). It comes as universities prepare to meet new national standards on accountability and oversight. Three chancellors will join UA’s board on an interim basis: John
Ireland looks overseas as minister questions international student model (opens the original)
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James Lawless called for greater focus on delivering education overseas, warning of challenges in scaling the traditional model of bringing large numbers of international students into the country. Lawless said there were “challenges in the traditional model of international students coming to Ireland en masse”, as he wrapped up a five-day visit to China that included trips to Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong. “And while many bring great diversity and skills and knowledge to the system, there are
‘A massive punch in the face’: Students pay the price for ILAC’s sudden collapse (opens the original)
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For José Carlos Chávez, two years of plans in Vancouver began to unravel before he boarded the plane. The Guadalajara photographer was due to start a Sales and Marketing diploma at ILAC International College in mid-October, after paying nearly CAD$14,000, securing an apartment and receiving study permit approval. Instead, Chávez cancelled his journey and began trying to recover money committed to an education that would no longer be delivered. “ILAC as an institution has still provided zero dire
Irish uni chairs seek €190m as funding pressures mount (opens the original)
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The chairs of six Irish universities have made a joint appeal for more government funding, warning that the sector faces an annual shortfall of more than €250m despite increases in state support. In a joint Business Post article, the chairs, writing in a personal capacity, backed the Irish Universities Association’s (IUA) call to increase annual core funding by €190m in Budget 2027 and again the following year. The signatories chair the governing bodies of University College Dublin, Trinity Coll
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