(Johns Hopkins University Press; December 29, 2020), Leonard Cassuto and Robert Weisbuch outline a more timely and versatile PhD that will end this waste of talent and treasure. The authors describe.
by Jess Harris, Kathleen Smithers and Nerida Spina The National Tertiary Education Union this week struck an agreement with universities that no ongoing university staff member would be stood down involuntarily without.
AdjunctNation has been following the struggle of non-tenured lecturers in Italy since 2002. ALLSI Chair David Petrie is still fighting for equal pay and equal treatment for hundreds of non-Italians.
by Shaun O'Dwyer Nineteen years ago, I first came to Japan to work as an English teacher at Nova Group. On my third day of teacher training in Tokyo, I thought.
by Suvendrini Kakuchi Recruitment of foreign academics in Japanese universities has contributed significantly to higher education internationalization, but recent research has highlighted cultural gaps and troubling differences in career expectations.
by Dr. Nicolas Tamplo Bill and Melinda Gates have launched a lobbying group in part to drive their agenda on education. The move comes as Congress is negotiating a reauthorization of the Higher Education.
