THE podcast: the data behind China’s research rise and global PhD trends

THE’s data editor discusses the figures behind our coverage of shifts in global research dominance and long-term decline in humanities PhD graduates

April 5, 2019

Times Higher Education’s data editor Simon Baker joins Sara Custer to discuss THE’s recent data-led stories: China’s ascent to a global research super power, the drop in humanities PhD graduates over decades and the recent deficits reported by a quarter of English universities.

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