A thirsty thinker
According to Sir David Bell (What are you reading? , 25 January), “Gordon Brown was Britain’s most cerebral modern prime minister”. Another contender is surely Harold Wilson, who was both an...
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How high can SUSTech fly?
Ahead of THE’s Asia Universities Summit in Shenzhen, Jack Grove visits the city known as China’s Silicon Valley to assess whether its ambitious new university could really emulate Stanford – and...
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China’s SUSTech is in a serious hurry to succeed
The plans for SUSTech capture the boldness of the country’s ambitions to create in years universities that can match century-old powers
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Eurovision: why we need a European Teaching Excellence Rankings
Explore the latest offering in our teaching-focused rankings portfolio, says THE’s data and analytics director Duncan Ross
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ߣߣƵn reforms get near-unanimous disapproval from HE staff
In survey of 15,000 university staff, just 2.6 per cent supported the government’s higher education policies
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Mugabe university 'not a priority' for Zimbabwean government
Higher education minister questions future of $1 billion scheme, as focus shifts to three other new institutions
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US university sports regulator welcomes Mexican institutions
CETYS could be first Mexican university awarded membership to National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Partnerships ‘biggest defence against unfriendly governments’
Ana Mari Cauce says collaborations allow universities to be ‘less solely dependent’ on the federal administration
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Global student mobility growth ‘to dwindle over next decade’
British Council research tells major international student destinations to widen their internationalisation strategies in light of new forecast
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Overseas postgraduate applications and enrolment decline in US
Survey provides more evidence of fall in international student numbers post-Trump
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ߣߣƵ bill ‘could halt medical research institute donations’
Institutes could be labelled ‘political campaigners’ in new law, warns industry body