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Articles by Simon Baker
UUK survey of institutions suggest most feel prepared but student recruitment and staff retention already being hit
Countries such as the UK and Germany could see benefit to their research bases, event hears
The latest OECD data ignited a debate about the value of an arts degree in the UK, but are there other complex factors influencing the international picture?
Times Higher Education analysis shows heads of institutions last longer in US than in UK or Australia
Analysis of the backgrounds of leaders in the world top 400 reveals turnover is high but diversity low among presidents and vice-chancellors
Exclusive survey of student voting intentions for Times Higher Education suggests party is suffering from Brexit stance, mirroring national picture
Increasing number of female evaluators on committees could put more emphasis on long-term outcomes, says researcher
First Complete University Guide survey since Augar review raises prospect of domestic master¡¯s fees overtaking annual charges for undergraduates
Some alternative providers could lose access to public student loans if OfS judges non-continuation rates too high
Analysis of graduate pay data that could shape future of English universities lays bare contrasts in regional labour markets
The reputation of Australia¡¯s universities varies by subject
Student satisfaction appears to be higher with some humanities courses like history, and lower with certain STEM subjects
Latest grading analysis in English universities shows share of firsts is up most for those with below three Ds
All modern academics know that it¡¯s publish or perish, but is regular publication a gateway or a barrier to groundbreaking scholarship? Simon Baker assesses the data on the relationship between research volume and quality and asks which, if either, should be prioritised
Data on nationality of presidents and vice-chancellors among top 400 institutions shows vast majority come from own system
¡®Bad science¡¯ could gain traction in the country as academics seek not to provoke regime
The move towards internationalisation varies across the continent, finds Simon Baker
Some churn in standings sees a number of institutions drop dozens of places
Data suggest that single authorship is continuing to decline across the world, but will it always have a place?
In Russia and Indonesia, more than a third of research produced without international collaboration fails to gain single citation
Head of fledgling college created by alliance of major research universities talks of ambition to diversify subject
Analysis of data on international co-authorship suggests being an institution under 50 years old benefits networking
Jessica Wade tells THE summit that younger institutions can create better equality policies from scratch
Younger universities are more likely to concentrate on a smaller range of subjects, with many focusing on technological fields, writes Simon Baker
