Latin America University Rankings 2022: new shoots emerge in a challenging region Emerging from the pandemic, in a region beset by authoritarian leaders and poverty, universities remain resilient. Rosa Ellis writes Rosa Ellis 7月 14日
Latin America University Rankings 2022: results announced Chilean university leads list for fourth consecutive year, but Brazil is top-performing country overall Rosa Ellis 7月 14日
Latin America University Rankings 2022: dream teams Multidisciplinary teamwork is helping tackle problems in Latin America, but barriers remain Rosa Ellis 7月 14日
Latin America University Rankings 2022: short courses could bring a much-needed boost Efficient and effective short-cycle higher education programmes could provide students with better outcomes and supply the region with a skilled workforce, says María Marta Ferreyra María Marta Ferreyra 7月 13日
Latin America University Rankings 2022: down but not out – a view from Venezuela Higher education in Venezuela has suffered with the rest of the country, but Juan Carlos Navarro identifies pockets of hope in the sector Juan Carlos Navarro 7月 12日
Denise Pires de Carvalho: dealing with political interference in Brazil The president of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro discusses budget cuts and encouraging interdisciplinarity Rosa Ellis 7月 12日
Latin America University Rankings 2022: HE beyond the pandemic The consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic still pose challenges to higher education systems with structural inequalities, says Mónica Marquina Mónica Marquina 7月 11日
Chile mulls scrapping fees as ex-student leader takes presidency Vote on whether to accept constitution that would overturn decades of private-led education said to be on a knife-edge Tom Williams 6月 30日
Open access is closed to middle-income countries In developing nations deemed too rich for fee waivers, subscription journals are the only publishing option, say three Brazilian scientists Alicia Kowaltowski 4月 14日
‘We have very little hope’: Brazilian scientists’ despair at cuts Ninety per cent federal funding cut will leave research projects unfinished and cause massive brain drain, experts warn Anna McKie 11月 9日
English ‘now dominant language of science’ in Latin America Portuguese use in particular has seen relative decline as Brazil-based authors seek collaboration outside region Simon Baker 10月 1日