Parents worldwide contribute to cost of university, finds survey
However, students in the US, Canada and the UK?experience some of the highest ‘funding gaps’,?according to a global HSBC analysis
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Academic Ranking of World Universities 2018: Asian universities climb
China now has three institutions in top 100 of research-focused ranking?
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Melbourne university to issue blockchain credentials
RMIT uses blockchain to authenticate qualifications from its latest course – about blockchain
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THE World University Rankings 2019: engagement with business brings a multitude of riches
Successful partnerships with industry players hinge on location and circumstances, while funding is only part of the picture, says Sarah Wild
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THE World University Rankings 2019: elevating influences for lower-ranked universities
Ambitious institutions have taken a variety of steps to achieve uplift from legislation to tenure, says Ellie Bothwell
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Population collapse must speed South Korean university reform
Soul-searching is required by institutions if they want to survive the alarming decline in student numbers that will leave many classrooms empty, says Jayden Kim
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How will technology reshape the university by 2030?
The digital tide will not wash away campus-based learning, believe most respondents to THE’s University Leaders Survey. David Matthews reports on what they see ahead for study options, scholarly...
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THE World University Rankings 2019: how the most international universities lure staff and students
Successful global hubs understand that an impressive array of opportunities are required to attract top talent, writes Sarah Wild
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Interview with Maree Teesson
The psychologist talks about jumping ship, putting junior researchers first and why online gaming promotes abstemiousness
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China could overtake US on research impact by mid-2020s
Trends analysis?shows end?of ‘US hegemony’ in research may not be far off
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Overseas student numbers in Japan up by 12 per cent
Vast majority of international students come from other parts of Asia?
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Forget Trump, the threat to science comes from within
Experts are out of fashion with today’s political vanguard, but fraudulent research risks further undermining science, says THE’s Asia-Pacific editor John Ross
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Interview with Peter van der Veer
The Dutch anthropologist discusses growing up in the sectarian Netherlands, following the hippie trail and whether religious tolerance has a future
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Malaysia’s change of power prompts fresh look at branch campuses
Although ousted prime minister Najib Razak supported strategy, there were signs it had already reached its limits