Books interview: Shayne Aaron Legassie
The English scholar and author of on journeys real and imagined, from Shel Silverstein and Agatha Christie to pilgrims¡¯ tales ancient and modern
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The steel city forging a university-industry-community alloy
John Morgan witnesses a pioneering collaboration between two Sheffield universities, drawing upon the city¡¯s manufacturing heritage to become a hub of industrial innovation and a model of civic...
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A taste of Asian fusion Down Under: why record numbers of overseas students are choosing Australia
International education is Australia¡¯s third-largest export industry, worth more than A$20 billion, and is set for further growth driven by current geopolitics. Jack Grove reports on how...
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Public versus private: university leadership in Japan
Futao Huang says that calls for Japan¡¯s national universities to adopt more marketised leadership strategies have so far gone unheeded
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¡®Patent first, publish later¡¯ for societal impact, says academic
Vice-president says universities must convince researchers that journal articles are not the only way to disseminate knowledge
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Secrets to the success of the world¡¯s fastest-rising university
Su Guaning, president emeritus of Nanyang Technological University, says the best universities have a local rival
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: results announced
Asian universities overtake top Western brands in the?Times Higher?Education?ranking of the world¡¯s most prestigious universities?
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World Reputation Rankings 2017: methodology
Underpinning THE¡¯s World Reputation Rankings is our Academic Reputation Survey, and this is how we collect, collate and calculate the figures
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University of Birmingham to open Dubai campus
All ¡®major global universities¡¯ will be multi-campus within next decade, predicts v-c ?
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Europe ¡®struggling to catch¡¯ US on high-impact science
Americans produce nearly twice as many highly cited papers in key fields, with China also catching up on EU
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Hungary¡¯s targeting of the Central European University is shameful
The American-Hungarian institution proves that learning through diversity is not an impossible dream, says Marvin Lazerson
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Female empowerment in Africa: the critical role of education
Baroness Amos and Toyin Saraki on why Soas is using its centenary to highlight the importance of?leveraging female education to improve development
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China¡¯s universities: significant progress, but more to do
THE DataPoints figures detail how country has surpassed India but still lags behind South Korea
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European science ¡®will be damaged by Brexit¡¯
UK exit from EU research would boost success rates for other countries ¨C but at cost of quality, experts warn