University Updates

Government urged to prioritise flexible over full-time study
Too many young people are going straight from school into full-time undergraduate study because higher education resists the radical changes needed to make it fit for purpose for a sustainable economy, according to the former boss of the United Kingdom’s…
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European Affordable Housing Plan must address the impact of housing insecurity on higher education
Students and early-career researchers, as well as university staff, especially those from underrepresented or economically disadvantaged backgrounds, are increasingly affected by housing shortages and rising rents across Europe.For this reason, the European University Association has responded to the European Commission’s…
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Employment of recent university graduates in Europe: Which countries offer the best job prospects?
Euronews Business takes a closer look at the employment rates of recent higher education graduates, including the gender gap.Education plays a major role in the labour market. According to Eurostat, higher levels of education are typically associated with higher employment…
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UK gets tough on recruitment as part of education and skills reforms
The UK is signalling that it will crack down on low-quality programs and "abuse of the system" as part of sweeping post-secondary education and skills training reforms. As part of changes set alongside the publication of the Post-16 education and skills…
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KTU researchers – among top 2 per cent most-cited scientists in the world
Lithuanian science is gaining recognition on the global stage. This year, 6 researchers from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) were ranked among the top 2 per cent of the most cited scientists worldwide, with their work shaping new research and…
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