THE World Reputation Rankings 2018: methodology explained
Our Academic Reputation Survey underpins these rankings, ensuring that they’re built on the considered judgement of a representative sample of global experts
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THE World Reputation Rankings 2018: a crucial first step
By ensuring that its students are resilient and open to diversity, Stanford sends a clear signal about its commitment to them, says Harry J. Elam
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THE World Reputation Rankings 2018: KAIST: the making of an elite
The South Korean institute has built a strong global reputation in less than 50 years. Sung-Chul Shin shares the secrets of its inexorable ascent
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THE World Reputation Rankings 2018: how universities can – and should – protect their brand
Institutions are under more scrutiny and pressure to perform than ever before – they need to avoid the ‘reputation gap’, writes Gavin Megaw
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ߣߣÊÓƵn National University introduces early applications and ‘whole-person’ tests in latest snub to ATAR
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Putting ߣߣÊÓƵn v-c pay into perspective
The stratospheric sums pocketed by university bosses make little sense, but nothing about salaries makes much sense
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Moscow students protest over World Cup ‘chaos’
Students unhappy about a 25,000-capacity fan zone next to their institution have held demonstrations and circulated petitions
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Scandal-hit University of Southern California head to step down
Max Nikias and senior leaders perceived to have failed to act on misconduct reports
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‘Block teaching’ model rolled out as pass rates soar
Melbourne university reports improved student achievement and retention
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Richmond becomes first university to offer UK and US degrees
Private liberal arts institution gains UK degree-awarding powers
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Number of EU academics up on most UK campuses after Brexit vote
Latest Hesa data show there was no immediate exodus of academics but Russell Group warns against ‘complacency’
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Bologna Process still ‘treading water’, say critics
Nearly two decades on, reports suggest the goal of a unified higher education area in Europe is still some distance away
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Debunking the ‘value for money’ myth in higher education
If England’s post-18 education funding review is going to be useful, we must begin by taking an accurate view of the costs and benefits of higher education, says Mike BoxallÂ