How Asia’s corporate-owned universities made their mark
Multinational conglomerates have long been in the university business, but can they really compete when it comes to impact?
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Asia University Rankings 2024: in charts
Continent’s elite shuffle positions, while more universities from West and South Asia feature
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Asia University Rankings 2024: revelations of research strength
Our revised rankings methodology shows Asian research is stronger than appreciated, as participation and competition rises across a dynamic region writes Ellie Bothwell
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Asia University Rankings 2024: results announced
Updated methodology reveals previously underappreciated research strength in some Asian countries, reports Rosa Ellis
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Asia University Rankings 2024 digital edition
Despite decades of talk about Asia’s rise, some of its research strengths have gone unnoticed. Here we spotlight those overlooked gems and highlight other key HE trends in a dynamic region
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Asia University Rankings 2024: table information
Browse the full results of the [!Asia University!] Rankings 2024 The information shown under key statistics is that provided by the university itself in its submission to the Times Higher Education ...
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Times Higher Education Awards Asia 2024: winners announced
Turkish university’s ‘clarity of vision’ in transformation into innovation hub secures top prize
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Asia University Rankings 2024: methodology
To reflect this dynamic region, we make adjustments to the criteria behind our World University Rankings, which we have revised to reflect today’s higher education scene
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Universities seek to overcome Chinese open access resistance
‘There’s an assumption that if you pay for something, it is going to be better quality than if it’s free,’ says librarian involved in Hong Kong collaboration
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Impact Rankings 2025: time to register
Universities can now sign up to participate ahead of data collection opening in the autumn
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Asian universities may struggle to be successful in Horizon Europe
Ministry support will be vital, but a lack of political imperative could limit motivation, say Hyejin Kim, Erik Mobrand and Sylvia Schwaag Serger
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Chinese students ‘most likely to face racism’ in UK post-Covid
Increased discrimination may be hangover from pandemic, say researchers behind International Student Barometer
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Interview with Barnita Bagchi
Literary critic and cultural historian on utopian fiction, the patriarchy and the perils of budget cuts
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HKU council ‘bullying’ vice-chancellor, says Nobel prizewinner
Chemistry laureate Sir Fraser Stoddart claims University of Hong Kong leader is victim of ‘tall poppy syndrome’
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Massive increase to Australian student visa fees
‘Outrageous impost’ to fund domestic education initiatives is ‘robbing Ranjit to pay for Richard’