World insight: a homegrown academic workforce for the Gulf
Arshin Adib-Moghaddam considers the implications of ¡®Emiratisation¡¯ policies for higher education in the Middle East
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Books interview: Deirdre N. McCloskey
The economist and polymath on A. N. Wilson and Isaiah Berlin, mushy peas and sisterly libertarianism, and all those books as yet unread and unwritten
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Coping with illness: sound minds, unsound bodies
Being sick threatens employability, legacy and self-image. Two recent victims of stroke and cancer tell their tales
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150 Under 50 Rankings 2016: Focus on mission, not measurements
Rankings efforts must not detract from university mission, says?Hong Kong University of Science and Technology president Tony Chan
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Former Soas director Paul Webley dies
Professor Webley was ¡®inspired leader¡¯ and will be ¡®sorely missed¡¯, say colleagues of the acclaimed academic
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: winning recognition worldwide
Outside the Anglo-American 'superbrands', new names are establishing a presence
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China 'offering global elite scholarships to boost soft power'
China, fostering links with future leaders through its universities,?is now playing the same game as Western nations, researcher says
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Postgraduate stem courses: top five sending countries to the UK
Saudi Arabia is the top country of origin for international postgraduate students on medicine and dentistry courses in the UK
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World insight: Syria is in Europe
Arshin Adib-Moghaddam explores the migrant crisis, and universities¡¯ role in it
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Benedict Anderson, 1936-2015
¡®A tremendously important and empathetic scholar¡¯ who transformed our understanding of nationalism has died
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World insight: internationalisation should start in our backyard
Academics often think 'global' is the opposite of 'regional', and that isn't so, says Martin Paul