Asia University Rankings 2013 methodology
 The Asia University Rankings guarantee quality by employing the same methodology as the blue-riband World University Rankings: here we detail the criteria that lie behind the calculations The Times...
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THE podcast: 11 April 2013 issue review
Podcast Powered By PodbeanFundraising inequality among universities, race discrimination in academia and a research journey to deepest, darkest Romania (literally) all feature on this Times Higher...
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Expansion causing 'chaos' across the world
Philip Altbach says global expansion may entrench the dominance of Western university systems
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THE podcast: Dame Ellen MacArthur interview
World-renowned sailor Dame Ellen MacArthur comes into the studio to discuss her decision not to go to university, her grandmother’s graduation aged 80-something, and her Foundation’s work with higher...
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Asia University Rankings 2013 - THE podcast
Phil Baty discusses Asia University Rankings 2013On 10 April 2013, Times Higher Education published its first ever THE Asia University Rankings - a list of the top 100 universities in Asia, based on...
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British scholar fears for career after US visa problems
Academic with Somali background believes he is on a US security watch list, writes David Matthews
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News in brief
THE Awards 2013Open for entriesEntries are now being welcomed from universities across the UK for the ninth annual Times Higher Education Awards. Institutions, departments and individuals will...
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New Cambridge college president’s female focus
Working for equality will be a priority for incoming head of Cambridge college, writes Matthew Reisz
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11 April 2013
Prudent lessons - is your university’s financial house in order?
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News in brief
EgyptThat didn’t go down wellHundreds of Egyptian students at al-Azhar University stormed the offices of one of the country’s top Muslim clerics, who presides over their institution, during a protest...
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Sydney academics walk out over ‘question of trust’
Strikers are hitting out at ‘charter for managerial radicalism’, says academic. Paul Jump reports
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‘Race law’ cited while pay for lettori is cut in half
The long-precarious position of the lettori - the British and other foreign lecturers working within Italian universities - has recently taken a turn for the worse as 91 of them have had their...
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Access all areas: developing go-anywhere academics
Matthew Reisz reports on plans to help European academics think, speak and act transnationally
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THE Scholarly Web - Waiting for Dr Absent‑minded
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Awards and promotions
University of WarwickRobert HarrisonThe newly appointed professor of innovative manufacturing at WMG, the University of Warwick’s manufacturing group, said his first priority since taking up the post...