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¿Podrá subsistir la universidad?

28 Mar, 2022 |

The University in Ruins The “innovations” that promise to save higher ed are a farce. By Johann N. Neem MARCH 21, 2022 Universities might be facing a moment similar to what befell early modern English monasteries under Henry VIII. For generations, Ronald G. Musto...

Postpandemia, ¿menor innovación?

25 Mar, 2022 |

Could COVID-19 be a step backwards for digital education? Cristina Costa, Huaping Li and Ana Lúcia Pereira  19 March 2022 Digital education in all its variants – from e-learning programmes to massive open online courses (MOOCs) – has been built on the premise that the...

Ciencia y política

24 Mar, 2022 |

Science elite ‘wrongly believes it can solve political problems’ Holberg Prize winner Sheila Jasanoff says policy implications of technological progress deserve far greater study March 21, 2022 Paul Basken Twitter: @pbasken In the four decades that Sheila Jasanoff has...

Créditos estudiantiles en el mundo, por A. Usher

23 Mar, 2022 |

One Thought to Start Your Day Student Financial Aid Regimes March 23, 2022 | Alex Usher and Jonathan Williams Last week, we presented you with an overview of tuition fee regimes around the world. Not unreasonably, a few of you asked “what about student aid? Doesn’t...

Formación ciudadana en universidades

9 Mar, 2022 |

Rising to the challenge of educating concerned citizens Sjur Bergan  05 March 2022 When I was asked, at a recent conference organised by the Yehuda Elkana Centre at the Central European University, to speak about whether universities should educate ‘more concerned...

Universidades y el Día de la Mujer

8 Mar, 2022 |

SPECIAL EDITION Gender equality has come a long way since International Women’s Day was founded 111 years ago. In many ways, universities have been a positive force in this journey. But there is still far to go. Our new data-led report marking International Women’s...

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