Indian universities have been accused of not doing enough to protect female students after a series of alleged sexual assaults sparked widespread protests.
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100+ academics linked to UK institutions have unknowingly contributed to projects funded by a research institute “with very strong ties” to China’s intelligence service, according to MI5 www.timeshighereducation.com/news/mi5-iss... via @rosalindskillen.bsky.social

The collapse of a five-storey building that housed university students in Delhi has brought to the fore questions about the support and safety afforded to young people residing in India’s capital. Rosalind Skillen reports #highered #safety #edusky
https://ow.ly/9GRT50ZKKA9

Verry sorry to see the tragic news about the building collapse in Delhi, killing seven people.
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In our latest podcast, @julietterowsell.bsky.social and @rosalindskillen.bsky.social discuss how as Western countries have tightened their stances on international student recruitment, Asian countries have been quietly capitalising on these changes in student behaviour

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Thousands of Iranian students have lost access to the language testing services they need to secure places to study at foreign universities after Tehran was hit with a fresh wave of US sanctions. @rosalindskillen.bsky.social reports

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Looking to speak to Nepalese students affected by the floods for an article #nepalfloods #nepal

The decision of Tongji University in Shanghai to abolish faculty tenure and replace permanent appointments with periodic assessments has unsettled a Chinese academic community used to jobs for life. Rosalind Skillen reports
https://ow.ly/73hO50ZFxNj