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  1. Onwards and upwards: the advance continues

    Universities in developing nations are strengthening their presence in world rankings, says Phil Baty. We live in exciting times. While the US, Canada and the UK – the traditional powerhouses of the...

  3. Push for the top

    Source: Alamy Russia is funding a transformative programme to establish a notable presence for its universities in global rankings, explains Alexander Povalko. Project 5-100 is a recent initiative...

  4. National comparisons of performance

    Which countries have the most universities in the top 100 and how do they compare on average scores? China has the highest number, but Turkey’s institutions are concentrated at the top end of the...

  5. Combination of assets

    Source: Alamy A new world-class university that integrates existing centres of excellence would boost Thailand’s development, says Kriengsak Chareonwongsak. A university is an institution of...

  6. Expansive and focused

    United Arab Emirates University is paralleling and supporting the nation’s rapid development without compromising quality, says Ali Rashid Al Noaimi. The federation known as the United Arab Emirates...

  7. Flare for inspiration

    Source: Science Photo Library Developing countries should select flagship universities to become ‘beacon’ institutions and support them to achieve world-class status, says Roger Chao, Jr. The...

  12. Global leaders

    Times Higher Education maps out the most successful nations in the World Reputation Rankings 2015. Click image to enlarge ?

  13. Strength of character

    Source: Getty As the University of Melbourne knows, brand promises make (or break) reputations. Lara McKay explains how Australia’s finest keeps its word. If you put any group of marketers in a room...

  14. My two cents: priceless

    Source: Getty When it comes to league tables, perhaps subjective opinions on university reputation are the only measures that matter, muses Chris Hackley. University league tables are conscientiously...