We have listened to your feedback and improved the way we evaluate global universities, while still using subjects classified by China’s Ministry of Education, say David Watkins and Duncan Ross
US universities rush to meet student demand driven by growth of SpaceX, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin
Concentrating funding on top universities around Beijing and Shanghai risks alienating students forced to settle for less exalted institutions, researchers say
Interdisciplinarity will not meet its problem-solving potential unless graduates are primed to embrace challenges, says Paul O’Keefe
Credit analysts warn of mass job losses, struggling peripheral businesses and homogenisation of the student mix
Bath academics say journals should standardise conflict of interest policies, but Philip Morris-funded foundation warns against boycott
The sacking of the Higher Education Commission’s chair provides an opportunity to rethink the organisation's entire rationale, says Tahir Shah
Iwan Davies says Wales’ partnership with Vietnam has provided opportunities ‘one university could never ever have achieved’
As the David Cameron furore underlines, lobbying is big business, fraught with risk. So why have universities shied away from it, asks Alberto Alemanno
Former Huddersfield lecturer claimed his mental health suffered due to increased workload of mandatory doctoral study
Gender concerns leave MIT-Harvard star lone unconfirmed choice for presidential Cabinet
Death of fellow student marks resumption of nation’s toll after year-long break from Covid
Institutions’ investment in fundraising and alumni relations declined during pandemic, says report
Train up translation specialists and fix anomalies that discourage collaboration, Australian representative group says