THE podcast: World University Rankings 2018 results
The results of the 2018 THE World University Rankings discussed by the editorial team
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World University Rankings 2018: the research and reputation nexus, a country comparison
Simon Baker, THE’s data editor, considers three pairs of countries
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World University Rankings 2018 table information
Key statisticsThe data shown under key statistics is that provided by the university itself in its submission to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. It represents data from the 2015...
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World University Rankings 2018: the key measures marking Asia’s progress
Simon Baker, THE’s data editor, analyses the areas of academic activity that are central to the progress Asian universities are making
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Huddersfield wins Global Teaching Excellence Award
Inaugural HEA award is latest accolade for Yorkshire institution
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European researchers shun UK fellowships after Brexit vote
UCL head warns that decision to leave European Union ‘affecting our ability to recruit and retain the very best’
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Paul Nurse: research relies on ‘freedom of action and movement’
‘Artificial barriers’ such as Brexit ‘should be resisted‘, Nobel laureate tells event hosted by King’s College London
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World Academic Summit: innovative and sustainable entrepreneurship in universities
Ahead of the 2018 World Academic Summit, speaker Nicolas Pejout looks at entrepreneurialism in universities
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NYU president plays down ‘Trump effect’ on overseas recruitment
Andrew Hamilton suggests lure of New York will help it to ride out political storms
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UUK president: Welsh funding model ‘very interesting’ for England
Pay ‘furore’ could deter top researchers from coming to UK, Janet Beer warns
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Academics need a guild of their own
Eric Royal Lybeck says the Russell Group and UUK do not represent academics and calls for a comprehensive voice representing the professional interests of scholars
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‘Tawdry’ politicians want to damage universities, says Oxford v-c
Louise Richardson says it is ‘completely mendacious’ to suggest higher tuition fees have driven inflation in executive pay
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Celebrations of deep thinking prove not everyone is dumbing down
Matthew Reisz reflects on the radio programme that proves many people still have a passion for seemingly obscure academic knowledge
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German scholarship applications for US study fall post-Trump
Latest evidence overseas students are being put off US universities by political situation