Machine learning: universities ready students for AI revolution
Sydney鈥檚 move towards programmes focused on problem-solving designed to address rise of artificial intelligence and automation
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World University Rankings 2018: top performers in our research pillar
Research powerhouses find fuel to raise work to new levels in collaborations that cross institutions, industries and disciplines. Linda Nordling writes
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University of Birmingham to open Dubai campus
All 鈥榤ajor global universities鈥 will be multi-campus within next decade, predicts v-c 聽
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Public versus private: university leadership in Japan
Futao Huang says that calls for Japan鈥檚 national universities to adopt more marketised leadership strategies have so far gone unheeded
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Interview with Stephen Hopgood
We talk internationalisation in the face of Brexit, as well as the 鈥渁lien鈥 concept of fun for academics, with the international relations professor
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European science 鈥榳ill be damaged by Brexit鈥
UK exit from EU research would boost success rates for other countries 鈥 but at cost of quality, experts warn
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The 10 most popular World University Rankings stories of 2016
A look at the most-read THE university rankings articles from the past 12 months
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World University Rankings 2018: their dreams are not impossible
Position in the overall rankings does not capture some of the ways in which many institutions in developing countries shine. Ellie Bothwell reports
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Europe 鈥榮truggling to catch鈥 US on high-impact science
Americans produce nearly twice as many highly cited papers in key fields, with China also catching up on EU
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Indian minister blames 鈥榮ubversion鈥 for campus clashes
Arun Jaitley comments come after Amnesty warns that free speech is under threat in Indian universities
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Some English universities overconfident on finances 鈥 Hefce
Latest report on sector鈥檚 financial health paints picture of growing gap between haves and have-nots
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How will Brexit shape the European research landscape?
Holly Else considers how the withdrawal of one of the biggest players in European research could change science on the Continent, and likely national winners and losers
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Inheritors of the Earth: How Nature Is Thriving in an Age of Extinction, by Chris Thomas
Book of the week: Human actions have killed off some species but may be kick-starting new ones, writes Jules Pretty
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University finances: start spreading the risk
As universities rely on multiple income streams to stay afloat, private money comes with caveats and portfolios must balance profit and principle
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Female empowerment in Africa: the critical role of education
Baroness Amos and Toyin Saraki on why Soas is using its centenary to highlight the importance of聽leveraging female education to improve development