Anger mounts as Japan lets only 87?international students return
Government cracks open door for select few, but thousands still stuck overseas
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World University Rankings 2023: time to submit your data
Universities can now participate in the next edition of our global league table
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The 10 most popular THE rankings stories of 2021
A look at the most-read?探花视频?university rankings articles from the past 12 months
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UK’s lead on international mobility in Europe ‘shrinking’
Data suggest that European mobility and recruitment from Asia?are rapidly diversifying campuses on the continent?
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Talking leadership 8: Anthony Finkelstein on lessons from government
The City president discusses his personal ties to the institution, the opportunities and threats universities pose to national security, and self-indulgence in higher education
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Australian migration rules ‘risk international education crisis’
Policies risk inciting behaviour worse than 2000s immigration scams, expert warns
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探花视频 rankings: 2022 schedule
The?World University Rankings will be released in October?
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探花视频’s most-read articles of 2021
Reopening of international study opportunities looms large as Covid-19 continues to dominate news agenda
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‘Big five’ losing monopoly on English-language degree courses
Almost one in five English-medium degrees now taught outside Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK and US
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Canadian colleges seek to reduce reliance on China and India
Warned over reliance on students from abroad, career-focused campuses hope for more government investment while chasing prospects beyond usual supplying nations
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Extend visitor visas or risk ‘undermining’ Turing scheme, UK told
UK’s post-Brexit global exchange scheme could be boosted by extending student visitor visas from six months to one year, says UUK report
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Public trust in science soared in pandemic, says global survey
Trust in scientists rose in the UK at a faster rate than the global average during the pandemic, Wellcome Trust finds
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World Reputation Rankings 2021: scholars’ voting patterns by discipline
Humanities academics in Asia are more likely to vote for international universities than their science peers, but the trend differs by region
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UN warns over private provider expansion in developing sectors
Head of global monitoring report on education?says he is concerned about language of market and inequality
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Women largely absent from Asian highly cited lists
Clarivate ranking ‘reflects systemic bias’ in institutions, says citation analyst