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After three years of growth, the number of students seeking places in Australia's universities flattens, similar to patterns seen in the United States.

Study of British students points to potential for bias in academic hiring.

Eager to increase their international enrollments, colleges create more conditional admission and pathway options for students lacking in English language proficiency. The challenge: uphold minimum standards while expanding access.

Historian in Britain tries to remind students why they shouldn't skip his classes.

Sector's stratospheric enrollment growth flattens, in wake of policy changes that restricted flow of public funds to students at private institutions.