The people who give millions to their alma mater
A £17.5 million donation to the University of Cambridge has thrown the spotlight on philanthropy, but where does it sit in the recent history of cash gifts? asks John Elmes

A £17.5 million donation to the University of Cambridge has thrown the spotlight on philanthropy, but where does it sit in the recent history of cash gifts? asks John Elmes

C’est chic: British fashion schools triumph in inaugural Business of Fashion global ranking
Question: which country suffers famine, launches missiles over its neighbours and prints counterfeit dollar bills? Answer: the secret Stalinist state of North Korea. Aidan Foster-Carter reports...

We speak to the vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne, the host of the THE World Academic Summit
AN INDIAN academic who held The THES Exchange Fellowship in 1997 has carried out a comparison of the legal status of women in Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Uma Devi, reader in law at Sri...

Change happens only when people genuinely participate – but is the enthusiasm there for a structural shift in education?

Sir Hilary Beckles tells Ellie Bothwell about his plans for the University of the West Indies’ future
Funding of university research by UK businesses has stalled as companies plough more money into research in China and India, according to the Council for Industry in Higher Education, writes Claire...

Giving universities oversight of postgraduate training will greatly improve its quality, argues Alastair Buchan

A nurturing relationship with Samsung has helped SKKU scale the domestic rankings and make its mark on the world stage, writes Chung Kyu Sang
From Third World to First

Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones on a merging of the sexy myth of superwomen and history of nomadic fighters

THE World Academic Summit 2015 to take place in Melbourne, it was announced today.

How far have national systems gained or slipped since 2013-14?