THE podcast: 2018 Asia University Rankings results
The results of the 2018 Times Higher Education?Asia University Rankings?discussed by the editorial team
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Mutual degree recognition across Asia-Pacific comes into force
Japan and South Korea latest countries to sign Tokyo Convention, which supports the mobility of students and academics across the region
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Asia University Rankings 2018: there is no uniform model of success
Simon Baker, THE¡¯s data editor, charts some of the different strengths and weaknesses among Asian countries¡¯ universities
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Citation impact helps China surge ahead in latest Asia rankings
Breakdown of year-on-year performance of different countries shows how Chinese universities are quickly catching up with Japan as Asia¡¯s major higher education powerhouse
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Asia University Rankings 2018: continental contenders
Futao Huang considers the five nations trying to compete with China, Asia¡¯s higher education superpower
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Asia University Rankings 2018: results announced
Singapore has the continent¡¯s best university for the third year in a row but China¡¯s stars are in the ascendant, says Ellie Bothwell
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Canadian Nobelist wages war on science disinformation
Trailblazing physicist Donna Strickland hopes new institute will tackle waning public trust in science
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THE Asia University Rankings 2018: methodology
The 2018 regional rankings use Times Higher Education¡¯s tried and tested methodology to scrutinise Asia
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A capital injection would protect the UK¡¯s risky HE funding model
In the absence of domestic fee hikes and full-cost grants, world-class facilities will help maintain international student flows, says Ian Walmsley
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Asia Universities Summit 2018: final programme announced
Times Higher Education¡¯s first summit in mainland China will host launch of 2018 Asia University Rankings
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China or Japan: Which Will Lead Asia?
The fortunes of East Asia's two great powers are inextricably linked, argues Kerry Brown
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South Asian students show ¡®limited¡¯ understanding of plagiarism
Researchers warn of knock-on effects for international publishing and student and staff mobility
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Monash Malaysia¡¯s new chief aims to keep students in the country
As well-connected academic prepares to take the helm at her alma mater¡¯s branch campus, she reflects on the opportunities ¨C and challenges ¨C for the institution and the nation