The universities of China, Singapore and South Korea are among the world leaders in some STEM fields, but will they expand their strength into other disciplines? asks Simon Marginson
To meet the country’s ambitious student recruitment targets, UK institutions should make better use of data showing the return on investment of their degrees, writes Louise NicolÂ
Universities on the continent must shun xenophobia themselves, THE-Ulsan event hears
Foreign Affairs Committee hears report of academics in UK being bugged as they discussed Russia
Innovation in private universities will help to transform Indian higher education, says Atul Chauhan
But academics question the logic of consolidating three institutions in different locations
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Simon Baker, THE’s data editor, analyses the areas of academic activity that are central to the progress Asian universities are making
The changes in institutions’ fortunes charted in this year’s Asia University Rankings tables are calculated with the same carefully calibrated performance indicators used for the Times Higher...
The author of An Appeal to the Ladies of Hyderabad: Scandal in the Raj on gods, villains and Bond, libertine Britons in colonial India, and capturing ephemeral events
The volatility of current affairs means that the old certainties about how to identify receptive markets are gone, says Anna Esaki-Smith
International student recruitment in sub-Saharan Africa is a long game prone to political disruption, says Anna Esaki-Smith
Lack of community involvement spawns misunderstanding of international education, says veteran politician and diplomat