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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...

Visión de la universidad desde Malasia

26 Mar, 2022 |

Academic ‘conveyer belt’ approach dehumanises education Mark Paterson and Thierry Luescher  17 March 2022 Building on the present historical moment when ‘distortions’ in the worldview promoted in the West have increasingly come under question in the context of 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...

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...

Educacion superior e industria: Canadá

26 Feb, 2022 |

A Tech Talent University? February 23, 2022 | Alex Usher Late last week, Sheldon Levy, former President of Sheridan College & Ryerson University, former Deputy Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities of Ontario, and current Interim President of University...

Ciencia abierta: perspectiva europea

22 Feb, 2022 |

New strategy pushes universities to embrace open science Nic Mitchell  10 February 2022 The European University Association (EUA) has set out a radical vision to support its 850 member institutions in 48 European countries to move to an open science system that...

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