THE World Academic Summit 2019 heads to Switzerland
Times Higher Education’s flagship event will take place in continental Europe for first time
Search
-
-
Student enthusiasm ‘key to new university-industry ventures’
Making innovation zones work goes beyond financial support and facilities, summit hears
-
Committed to Memory: The Art of the Slave Ship Icon, by Cheryl Finley
Over time, one symbol of dehumanisation has served different purposes, finds Catherine Molineux
-
Decolonising the University, edited by Gurminder K. Bhambra, Kerem Nişancıoğlu and Dalia Gebrial
Jenny Pickerill argues that we need more practical suggestions on how to tackle institutions’ resistance to decolonisation
-
Books interview: Laura Vaughan
The professor of urban form and society on the books that have inspired and influenced her work on social cartography
-
Israeli academic told to ‘forget about science’ in politics
Top Israeli scholar says he was told to leave behind his scientific qualities when he became a member of parliament
-
Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza, 1922-2018
Tributes paid to Stanford’s world-leading authority on population genetics
-
Career advice: how to run staff inductions
Virginia King explains how university departments can improve staff inductions to help them hang on to new arrivals
-
Interview with Judy Genshaft
The University of South Florida president talks about how her enterprising Ohio upbringing bred confidence and why college sports matter
-
Half of European students ‘not experiencing internationalisation’
Study finds that a quarter of students at European universities think internationalisation is of little importance
-
Scottish university staff get sexual violence reporting cards
Cards including details of support services have been designed to fit in wallets and purses
-
Make Oxbridge admissions a lottery, Sutton Trust head says
New book says random allocation of places is ‘only way of levelling the education playing field’
-
The week in higher education – 27 September 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
-
A lower graduate premium is no cause for alarm
For most young Australians, a bachelor’s degree remains a wise investment, says Andrew Norton
-
Chinese students expect more than a ‘ni hao’ at the start of a lecture
Western universities must do much more to meet high-fee-paying Chinese students’ expectations, say Lena Langosch and Wilfred Dolfsma