Mexico's higher education sector is vast in size but uneven in reach. A new national strategy promises change — but can it deliver?

Argentina is reforming its universities while trying to strengthen their global appeal. Can it do both?

A Canadian-funded research initiative is asking what it takes to turn a diaspora of displaced researchers into a cross-border innovation network.

Latin America has a coordination problem, and fixing that is the region’s real competitive opportunity.

Latin America's entrepreneurial spirit may owe more to culture than the classroom

There are plenty of bright spots for Latin American higher education, but most are obscured and hard to find. We look at why.

How global forces are reshaping higher education

Singapore’s first arts university makes the case for the human advantage at its inaugural commencement.

As technology reshapes the workforce, stronger university-industry partnerships are becoming essential to preparing talent for what comes next.

Race-based scholarships are vanishing from US campuses. As challenges mount, universities are being forced to rethink how they support underrepresented students.

University of Virginia President Scott Beardsley talks to Claudia Civinini about his lifelong love for learning and the role of AI in education.

The MBA isn’t dead. But where you study it matters more than ever.

Are purpose-built hubs becoming the new geography of internationalisation?

We have lost the art of disagreeing well.

Will universities ever become corporate training centres?

How the University of Dubai is combining academic quality, industry engagement and global partnerships to prepare graduates for an AI-driven economy.

Why success in Horizon Europe will depend on broadening the field

A career is tricky. But the University of Edinburgh is working to make it easier.

Invisible watermarks can now reveal which words an AI assistant chose. They cannot reveal who did the thinking, and that is the question universities need answered.