新斯科舍省关于增强政府对大学控制的法案引发了对学术自由受侵蚀的恐惧。 Nova Scotia's bill to boost government control over universities sparks fears of academic freedom erosion.

在加拿大新斯科舍省,一项旨在加强政府对该省各大学的控制的法案正遭到强烈反对。 A bill in Nova Scotia, Canada, aiming to increase government control over the province's universities is facing backlash. 批评者,包括教授和学生,认为它可能威胁学术自由,因为它将供资与政府优先事项挂钩,并允许任命最多一半的大学董事会成员。 Critics, including professors and students, argue it could threaten academic freedoms by linking funding to government priorities and allowing the appointment of up to half of university board members. 关切包括潜在的政治干预以及资金从自由艺术转向科学和技术方案。 Concerns include potential political interference and a shift in funding from liberal arts to science and technology programs.