¡®Existential threat¡¯ to New Zealand humanities as grants shut off
Social sciences ¡®the proverbial canary in the coalmine¡¯ for restrictions in other areas of research, dean warns
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More than 2,500 universities submit data for Impact Rankings
Asia and Africa participation numbers each increase by 25 per cent
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University of Surrey seeks approval for India campus
British institution set to join join Australian counterparts already operating in special economic zone
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Branch campuses could help India revive ancient status as world teacher
But domestic?universities must also raise their game if the country is to become a major destination for international students, says Pushkar
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World University Rankings by Subject 2025: results announced
Despite Asia¡¯s success elsewhere, its leading universities are still struggling to compete globally in arts and humanities. Patrick Jack asks whether?that needs to change for them to be considered...
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Higher learning ¡®has little influence¡¯ on confidence in science
Right-wing trust deficit is pronounced in western Europe and North America but not Australasia, international survey finds
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Japanese higher education needs a paradigm shift
The complexities of the 21st century and Japan¡¯s demographic decline demand more interdisciplinarity and internationalisation, says?Teruo Fujii
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Thousands back call to save Sheffield East Asian studies degrees
Petition opposes merging of Japanese, Chinese and Korean into combined programme amid fears of ¡®significant¡¯ staff cuts
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WUR and ISR 2026: time to submit your data
Universities are invited to participate, as the portal for our global research-focused rankings opens
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¡®Brighter¡¯ outlook for UK international student recruitment
Signs of rebound in January intake for UK universities, with Nepal and Kenya?developing as key markets
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THE Awards Asia 2024: winners announced
Turkish university¡¯s ¡®clarity of vision¡¯ in transformation into innovation hub secures top prize
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How Asia¡¯s corporate-owned universities made their mark
Multinational conglomerates have long been in the university business, but can they really compete when it comes to impact??
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Malaysia maintains cautious approach to graduate work rights
¡®Tweaks needed¡¯ as eligibility remains restricted to citizens of the richest nations
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Malaysia ¡®increasingly attractive¡¯ as international education hub
Region¡¯s educational strengths must be brought to bear against key challenges such as climate change, forum hears
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Private universities ¡®know where the money comes from¡¯
Driven more by pragmatism than purism, Asia¡¯s new wave of industry-linked universities is shaking up the sector