Who cares about this problem as much as you do? Securing funding requires researchers to think like strategists, storytellers and coalition-builders. Nicole Akers offers advice for navigating the demanding process to win grants and turn ideas into ...

Securing funding means thinking like a strategist, storyteller and coalition-builder. Nicole Akers shares her expert tips for navigating the demanding grant process, and winning: www.timeshighereducation.com/campus/who-c... #AcademicSky #PhDSky #ECRchat

Well-being is such an important policy direction for world-class universities. Learning how to make it better for faculty and students.

I have been working on a new book project. More news later.

Please join us for this webinar with Nicia on May 8, 2025.

You can also follow my YouTube channel to watch a series of global higher education webinars youtu.be/QGuMgrgVN28?...

If you are a student aspiring to learn #Chinese and #international perspectives on #globalhighereducation, our Master’s program can be a great opportunity for you. See more details at this page: aapsef.eduhk.hk/study/prospe...

Interested to visit us in Hong Kong in the summer? Join us for a conference on June 7.

We will be happy to receive your brief abstract within the next four weeks.

This talk promises to be quite engaging.

This talk promises to be quite engaging.

#CHER 37th Annual Conference Poznan 2025.

CHER, Consortium of Higher Education Researchers, meeting for almost 40 years!

Dear #HigherEd community, the deadline for sending abstracts was extended until

‼️March 21, 2025! ‼️

Your are welcome in #Poznan!

Higher Education in Ukraine: Resilience and Reforms During the War YouTube video by Global Higher Education Webinars @ CHELPS

Prof Serhiy Kvit, the university president and reform-oriented intellectual deliberates over making a Ukrainian university concept succeed beyond surviving. With ambitious elite and engagement of secondary school leaders, the university creates a new transformative perspective.

youtu.be/i9i7jyx7e_A

Transnational academic solidarity: From chaos to action Transnational academic solidarity depends in part on the nature and levels of understanding of the crisis abroad, as well as on perceptions of civic r...

My recent piece at the University World News.

#Call for Proposals for CHER 37th Annual Conference in Poznan (Poland) available in the coming week!

We expect 100s of fantastic proposals!

#Poznan2025 (September 3-5, 2025), after #Vienna2023 #Luxembourg2024

#CHER Consortium of Higher Education Researchers 37 years of service!

Happy New Year, my friends!

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“We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist”

James Baldwin

At our SRHE symposium, we argued that as many countries face growing tensions between local security, sustainability, employability and global engagement, it’s crucial to empirically & theoretically explain the broader societal impact of international mobility www.sciencedirect.com/special-issu...

Maia Chankseliani @mchankseliani.bsky.social makes a compelling argument about the importance of studying the mobility’s societal impact. #SRHE

Thank you, Maia! Grateful also for your questions and inspiring comments.

Anatoly speaking about solidarity @aoleksiyenko.bsky.social

That’s true. Numerous obstacles can hinder the path to a successful collaboration.

Inevitable Inequalities or Mismanaged Academic Recognition? In Pursuit of Epistemic Justice in Global Higher Education Anatoly Oleksiyenko, Bruce Macfarlane, Miron Bhowmik, Michelle Cheng, and Yusuf Ikbal OldacEpistemic and citational injustice has become a major concern in global knowledge production (Dübgen, 2020; Gilaldi & McMillan, 2022; Lund, Blackmore & Rowlands, 2024; Pereira, 2024). The scientists in the Global South, as well as in the marginalized groups at major universities often find their concepts and practices neglected, and thus, their voices and conceptual perspectives are under-represented in pu

Read our most recent forum paper at the CHELPS e-journal “Universities and Intellectuals”.

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“The junk papers are likely the products of paper mills—businesses that produce fake science to order.”

Great to see The Centre for Higher Education Transformations (CHET) now on Bluesky @chet-bristol.bsky.social

Are there too many European university alliances? Five years in, the Macron-inspired project can be considered a success. But its long-term sustainability needs a clearer political strategy, says Luc Sels

"Macron’s initial vision was for only 20 alliances. The fact that there are now 64 raises critical questions that go beyond that of adequate funding. Do so many test beds dilute policy focus? Can such a large number be effectively coordinated?" @timeshighered.bsky.social
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Higher Education Quarterly Call for Papers
Research Misconduct in the Global South onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal...

I started being regularly published when I was 25. I didn't make my first dollar writing until I was 30. I didn't sell my first novel or screenplay until I was 35. Many of you hadn't even heard of anything I'd written until I was over 40.

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