Leader: A healthy map of academic rivalry
The Times Higher 's first world ranking of universities is sure to have its critics: every league table does. But this is an idea whose time has come. Richard Lambert said so in his report on...
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Fallen, fallen is Babylon the great
A History of the Ancient Near East
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Commission to speed up Europe¡¯s world-leading networking infrastructure for scientists and students
Brussels, 14 June 2005 From today onwards, GÉANT2, Europe’s world-class research networking infrastructure, will use pulsed light (photons), rather than electrons, to carry huge...
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Ideal way to lighten the load
Classrooms can't cope with Asia's education needs. E-learning is a solution and is gaining popularity as Sars keeps students at home, writes Mark Rowe in Singapore. Asia is widely viewed as the world...
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Teacher audit
Name : Paul Freathy Age : 42 Job : Professor of retail management and director of the Institute for Retail Studies at Stirling University. Salary : A pittance given my skills, charm and boyish good...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated ?6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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E-learning university targets student market in Singapore
More than 1,500 Singaporean students are expected to enrol with Scotland's Interactive University, generating an anticipated ?6 million over the next three years, writes Olga Wojtas. The news was...
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Libert¨¦, ¨¦galit¨¦ and a few Polish plumbers
Politics runs through French veins but, laments Jim Shields, the debate on Europe was anything but revolutionary "You were once my hero," cried a voice from the floor. "Now I think you're an imbecile...
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Hot and bothered - approach with care
The Volcano Adventure Guide
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Today's news
Top-up fees spark rush for university places University applications have risen by nearly nine per cent this year as students rush to secure university places before the introduction of top-up fees....
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Hungary host first world science forum
Brussels, 22 Oct 2003 Under the patronage of the President of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, and the President of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc Madl, the first world science forum will take...
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Hungary host first world science forum
Brussels, 22 Oct 2003 Under the patronage of the President of the European Commission, Romano Prodi, and the President of the Republic of Hungary, Ferenc Madl, the first world science forum will take...
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One foot in the future
Nottingham is the first university permitted to build a campus in China. Ian Gow reports The internationalisation of higher education in China is proceeding at a phenomenal pace. The number and...
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Security Research: Commission prepares for the unexpected
Brussels, 7 February 2005 The recent tsunami in Asia and a number of terrorist attacks over the last years have demonstrated the need for quick and organised responses in crisis management situations...
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A Fischer-eye view of meltdowns in the global financial system
IMF Essays from a Time of Crisis