To create our Asia-Pacific University Rankings, we draw on Times Higher Education¡¯s vast data collection, analysing the results with the same methods used for the World University Rankings then...
A drop in recruitment of overseas students to universities in New Zealand and Australia due to the Sars epidemic could have a devastating knock-on effect for the institutions' incomes. The...
The Times Higher Education team discusses the results of this year's Asia University Rankings
Brussels, 10 June 2002 International scientists meeting in Bali, Indonesia, on 4 June 2002 for an international science roundtable, held during the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD),...
Readers show a taste for the UK¡¯s REF as normality returns after?pandemic
Financially troubled University of the South Pacific was left with??29 million black hole when leadership fell out with biggest member state
Brussels, 29 January 2002 The European Commission has issued a call for proposals for the co-financing of joint projects to enhance the transfer of information and communications technology (ITC)...
Ana Carolina Hosne on a 17th-century figure who had ¡®imperial ambitions¡¯ for the Society of Jesus
Nepal's carpet industry has been a lucrative source of foreign earnings for one of the world's poorest countries, but its reliance on child labour has been heavily criticised. Children toil for hours...
The world's first university devoted to mountain studies is to be set up in one of Central Asia's most remote and rugged regions to focus international academic attention on mountain cultures,...
John Ross honoured at prestigious national ceremony for his work examining the sector¡¯s relationship with Australia¡¯s main political parties
Lifelong learning and industry collaboration are also priorities for higher education in the region, says Choltis Dhirathiti
Government and university representatives from across the Asia Pacific region have agreed to establish an education research network that will link universities, governments and industries. It is...
Tan Eng Chye discusses tense geopolitics, encouraging lifelong learning and getting past the split with Yale
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