Higher education is becoming increasingly competitive on a global scale; academics and students, now faced with a wider breadth of high-quality opportunities than ever before, are more discerning in their decision-making. As such, it is imperative that universities are actively internationalising and engaging to attract the best quality talent.
The foundation of a good reputation in higher education is high-quality teaching and research; however clear branding and communication of a university’s work can help raise global awareness of its excellence.
Reputation remains a pivotal factor in global higher education, influencing not only research impact, but also international students, staff and collaborations. This consultancy will explore your university’s global reputation using proprietary data from THE’s Academic Reputation Survey.
As leaders and experts in higher education, Times Higher Education is able to provide a bespoke assessment of your university’s performance in key areas that underpin the World University Rankings: Teaching, Research, Impact, Industry Collaboration and International Outlook.
With competition in the sector ever increasing, we have experienced a growing demand for bespoke, practical insights to help universities and governments alike drive strategic planning and growth a
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