Asia-Pacific universities make progress on computer science
Institutions across the region have soared up a Times Higher Education ranking focused on the discipline
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Will the pandemic widen the gap between higher education systems?
The Covid crisis has restricted travel and funding, affecting even regions spared its worst. But institutions in emerging economies are getting creative and cooperating to continue their work, with ...
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World Academic Summit to focus on ‘power of place’ post-Covid
Online event to explore how pandemic and technology are reshaping geography of global higher education
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Interview with Julia Lovell
The British sinologist talks about the book that sparked her interest in China, and why she decided to translate an ancient epic
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Covid demands a radical refocus on authentic local partnerships
Nearby communities are the priority – but impact is maximised via universities’ crucial global networks, says Dawn Freshwater
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THE Awards Asia 2019: winners announced
National University of Singapore takes top accolade at inaugural ceremony
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Universities brace for another wave of anti-Asian attacks
Concerns over international recruitment as need for better communication emphasised
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THE Asia University Rankings 2019: methodology
The 2019 Asia University Rankings take Times Higher Education’s robust, time-tested formula and tailor it to get a region-specific view of institutional performance
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Emerging Economies University Rankings 2021: promising partnerships
Better technology and a global focus may pull the higher education world closer together
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Interview with Connson Locke
The LSE management expert describes how workers can gain confidence to speak up, the culture shock of academia and what she learned from a drag king workshop
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Don’t fear failure, KAIST leader tells Korean students
New president sets ambitious financial and internationalisation goals
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Chinese management style leaves Western researchers cold
Last-minute changes, rigid assessments and ‘disempowerment’ frustrate foreigners in Asia, says study
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Australian international education ‘has failed soft power test’
Chinese students becoming more supportive of authoritarian government during time in liberal democracy
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Transnational education will resist the post-pandemic recruitment crunch
A global recession will accelerate the latest shift away from high-cost study destinations, say Janet Ilieva and David Pilsbury
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Williamson: ‘dead-end’ degrees give students ‘nothing but debt’
UK education secretary says three-year undergraduate programme ‘should never be the default’