John Ross joined Times Higher Education?as?APAC editor in February 2018. He was previously higher education and science correspondent with The Australian newspaper. He has won the National Press Club’s Higher Education Journalist of the Year award three times, most recently in 2022, and has been shortlisted six times. He holds a communications degree from what is now the University of Technology Sydney. He swims in the Pacific Ocean every day, drinks too much coffee and plays Galician bagpipes quite badly.
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Articles by John Ross
Universities and government should use ‘tracker’ to screen research ties, grants and visa applications
Eastern and Western students are silent in different ways, academics say
Public discussion bears little resemblance to the productive relationship hidden ‘beneath the water line’
Poorly designed outreach schemes, privacy restrictions and standoffish companies combining to waste resource
Research also finds that branch campus graduates earn more than their peers who studied in the West
Ministry says change to score – a key plank of claim against Gerd Schr?der-Turk – cannot be affected by media coverage
Don’t overlook opportunities in booming archipelago nations, Australian universities urged
Strong demand and careful due diligence to ensure that new offshore presence won’t be one of the ‘train wrecks’
Queensland institution plots ‘visible and confident presence’ in business district as it flags ‘alternative use’ for campus in the suburbs
Exchange students from around the world advised to leave as violence intensifies
Research must be at the core of deepened ties with the subcontinent, India expert says
Findings highlight need for ‘carefully considered’ use of platform as an educational tool
‘Non-prescriptive’ guidance highlights due diligence, cyber security and staff perks
Lifelong learning is not getting buy-in because workers at risk cannot see the need, study warns
Respected policy analyst nominates funding and student loans as key areas of research
Conferences should be part of the open access debate, Tokyo researcher says
Delays in the name of political PR ‘forcing academics overseas’
Setting the tone is the main contribution of multinational RCEP agreement, analysts say
Outrage over move to replace in-house publishing with ‘open and digitised access to information’
Journal's investigation exonerates fish researcher, who has previous retraction to her name
Deficiencies in Australian university governance made worse by state government selection of councillors, reviewer says
With 30 retractions so far and counting, experts say former Swinburne scientist exemplifies the need to screen research articles
Analysts say added flexibility is welcome but question how horse-trading scheme would work
New figures raise question of whether government has thwarted progress on its own policy priority
