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View all search resultsAmid an ongoing investigation into 11 professors alleged of academic fraud, a Tempo report has found that the illicit practice goes all the way to the government, potentially damaging trust in Indonesia's higher education.
Building capacity in female academics as well as curbing the neoliberal orientation of how academic achievements are measured can help tackle the gender-based inequality that continues to persist in higher education, not only in Indonesia but also around the world.
Graduate-level students will no longer need to publish their work in a journal in order to graduate, according to a new policy recently signed by Education, Culture, Research and Technology Minister Nadiem Makarim.
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