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Academic freedom ‘completely restricted’ under Erdogan (opens the original)
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TURKIYE Academic freedom ‘completely restricted’ under Erdogan Tarek Abd Elgalil 01 October 2026 Tweet According to the Free to Think 2026 report by Scholars at Risk (SAR), the country remains in the bottom 10% globally for levels of academic freedom, with its ranking categorised as “completely restricted”. Behind the dismal rankings lies a systematic restructuring of higher education governance over the past 17 years, which was further entrenched on 1 July 2025, when the Turkish parliament pass
Universities agree to intensify collaboration on defence (opens the original)
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NETHERLANDS Universities agree to intensify collaboration on defence Jan Petter Myklebust 01 October 2026 Tweet Universities Netherlands (UNL) has signed an agreement to intensify cooperation between Dutch universities and the Ministry of Defence to meet the increased security challenge. But the agreement has provoked some debate in academia about how universities can collaborate while protecting academic values and avoiding militarisation of universities. On 21 September, UNL, represented by Pr
Business schools cannot afford to wait out the AI era (opens the original)
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GLOBAL Business schools cannot afford to wait out the AI era Stephanie Bryant 01 October 2026 Tweet AACSB-accredited schools are confronting a question business educators can no longer put off: Are we preparing students for a world that is AI native, or simply layering new tools onto existing models without fundamentally rethinking how we educate? It's a question that goes to the heart of what business education is for. And for schools facing unprecedented technological change, the answer will d
Can the Central European University make a comeback? (opens the original)
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HUNGARY Can the Central European University make a comeback? János Hódsági 01 October 2026 Tweet On 22 September, in an auditorium on Vienna’s Quellenstrasse, Princeton Professor Kim Lane Scheppele asked whether Hungary could start a democratic cascade. For more than a decade the country has been the cautionary tale of how a democracy falls to an aspiring autocrat; since April’s election, it has become the test of whether the process can run in reverse. The setting added a footnote of its own. T
Universities picked to become regional innovation hubs (opens the original)
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SOUTH KOREA Universities picked to become regional innovation hubs Yumi Jeung 01 October 2026 Tweet South Korea has picked the first universities to benefit from President Lee Jae Myung’s flagship pledge to build “10 Seoul National Universities” outside the capital – but in a considerably scaled-down form that has drawn sharp criticism from the six flagship universities left out. On 1 September, the Ministry of Education named Pusan National University, Chonnam National University and Chungnam N
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