THE Research Excellence Summit heads to Russia
Event will feature launch of four ̽»¨ÊÓƵ?subject rankings
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Worrying signs for Australia¡¯s gravy train
Is Australia¡¯s higher education export industry destined to become a victim of its own success? ?
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Free trade talks put Australia at front of Horizon Europe queue
Negotiations set to boost access to €100?billion research and innovation scheme, scholar says
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Confucius Institutes should not be shut down
Provided universities offer other avenues to debate contentious issues, institutes¡¯ pro-China stance should not be a deal-breaker, says Jeffrey Gil
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Australia to take European lead on qualifications framework
Tightly defined learning levels are inappropriate in an age of stackable credentials, report suggests
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THE Young University Rankings 2018: the global appetite for higher education
Our?data visualisations show how?institutions were established in three distinct waves,?and the global?distribution of ¡®Golden Age¡¯ universities
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Can the West ride Chinese higher education tsunami?
There is no holding back the king tide that is the Asian country¡¯s higher education ambition ¨C yet while the torrent carries some riches, what will it sweep away?
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Asean focus on ¡®world-class¡¯ universities ¡®comes at local cost¡¯
British Council conference?to hear?of downsides to focus?on elite higher education institutions
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Books interview: Serinity Young
The author of on the figures, real and mythical, who sparked her flights of imagination
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Going Global 2018: live coverage
All our coverage of Going Global in one place including opinion pieces, analysis and news highlights from the event
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THE World Reputation Rankings 2018: results announced
Analysis reveals Asia¡¯s top universities still have low levels of prestige outside continent?
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Will India¡¯s Institutes of Eminence finally put the subcontinent¡¯s HE system on the world stage?
Government investment will address the underperforming sector but political interference needs to stop for Indian higher education to truly make its mark, argues Deepak Nayyar
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Working with institutions outside the global elite is the way to truly internationalise
Universities?that realise that innovation won¡¯t always?come via the top of league tables are the ones that will thrive in challenging times, says Maggie Dallman
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India enters international student recruitment race
Country¡¯s new internationalisation plan?eschews revenue-focused approaches favoured by other countries