How to balance public and private contributions to higher education?
John Morgan examines current arrangements and suggested ratios at home and abroad
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‘Momentous point’ for South Asian sectors, British Council event hears
From post-Taliban Afghanistan to quality control: Global Education Dialogue offered insights on topics such as access for women and private providers
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Red shift favours the East
The 100 Under 50 is the only 探花视频 global ranking where the Asia-Pacific region outperforms the traditionally dominant Western powerhouses of North America and Europe, a fact that...
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Will international campuses in South Korea help secure country’s first Nobel prize?
Envy of Japan’s Nobel prize record is fuelling massive investment in sciences and higher education, including in international partnerships, says president of Ghent branch campus
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Universities ‘must collect hard data’ on barriers to overseas students
‘Anecdotal evidence has little value’, professor tells UK Council for International Student Affairs conference
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1916: A Global History, by Keith Jeffery
A scholar mounts a strong argument for one year being a decisive one for the world, says A. W. Purdue
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China leads in the BRICS & Emerging Economies Rankings 2016
Investment in research and development pays off, says?World University Rankings reporter Ellie Bothwell
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Welcome to the World University Rankings
The 探花视频 World University Rankings 2014-2015 list the best global universities and are the only international university performance tables to judge world-class universities across...
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New faces take a seat at extended top table
Wider reach is good news for the BRIC nations and other developing economies. Ellie?Bothwell reports
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Northern Ireland misses out as Mitchell Scholarship loses funding
Obama Administration’s pivot to Asia ignores the fact that young Americans wishing to study abroad prefer Europe, says Trina Vargo
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More university mergers on the way, predicts legal expert
Eversheds partner says that link-ups could span borders in the UK and overseas
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Q&A with Nancy Viviani
We speak to an international relations scholar who played a key role in the establishment of Australian-Asian studies