World University Rankings 2024: Indonesia top for student-staff ratio
Southeast Asian country has made big gains on student-staff ratio since 2020, while Hungary has improved on share of postgraduate researchers
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World University Rankings 2024: the 20th edition
The World University Rankings have grown and developed to reflect the changing global higher education sector, writes Ellie Bothwell
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World University Rankings 2024: results announced
UK and US universities struggle to keep pace with top Asian performers as research funding shares decline
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‘Get out of plagiarism rut’ and teach students how to use AI
Teaching students how to best use ChatGPT and other tools will be core to universities’ future, leaders tell THE summit
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‘Disappointing’ post-pandemic lectures fail to entice students
Students want to be on campus but they still need a reason to go there, summit hears
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World University Rankings 2024 digital edition
Since their founding year in 2004, the World University Rankings have become increasingly sophisticated and now use an array of metrics to give a robust picture of global university performance
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The shape of rankings to come
We’re gathering data on interdisciplinary science and online learning, and making improvements to some of our existing rankings, to capture insights on more of the work that universities do, says THE...
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World University Rankings 2024: trends in industry
WUR expands industry pillar to include patents in country scores, with greatest gains by Ireland, Hong Kong and the US
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New metrics and AI tools ‘can produce better research assessment’
While the process to replace Excellence in Research for Australia is a ‘black box’ exercise, new evaluation mechanisms hold promise
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Universities like ‘deer in headlights’ on AI, says edX founder
Metaverse campuses may be needed to alleviate loneliness of ‘personalised learning at scale’ driven by AI, Anant Agarwal tells THE summit
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‘Killing’ projects ‘helps multidisciplinary research thrive’
Research ecosystems need some ‘apoptosis’ as some cells emerge and others fade away, summit hears
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Talking leadership: Gary May on attracting minority students
UC Davis’ chancellor, Gary May, has plenty of background in attracting minority students, but finds California’s decades-old ban on race-based admissions a formidable foe
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Regional universities can hold their own, deputy v-c insists
Think twice before pushing bush campuses into national institution or shotgun marriages with research elite, says Chris Hutchison
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Horizon association deal ‘opens door for Pioneer reappraisal’
Ministers should take another look at ‘ambitious’ plans for decade-long fellowships after Horizon Europe membership was agreed, urges sector
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‘Adversarial collaboration’ makes feuding scholars work together
Pairing of ideologically opposed academics should become sector norm when researchers disagree, says Pennsylvania project leader