150 Under 50 Rankings 2016: Youthful universities use their flexibility to make a mark
Fledgling institutions make the most of freedom to create their own strategies and niches
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150 Under 50 Rankings 2016: Success can come quickly for young universities
How did some of the youngest institutions make such a strong showing in the rankings?
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Young Universities Summit: new institutions ‘have global impact’
Outdated view that modern universities exert only local influence should be challenged, Hefce’s David Sweeney tells Barcelona event
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Young Universities Summit 2017 to take place at Queensland University of Technology
Summit will take place on 5-7 April and officially launch the 150 Under 50 Rankings 2017, ranking the world's best universities under 50 years old
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10 tips for writing a PhD thesis
Ingrid Curl shares simple rules for keeping your work clear and jargon-free
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Jack Wills: aspiration, ambivalence and class on campus
Scholar explores clothing brand’s role in student life
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Tribal: don’t fear private sector role in quality assurance
Involving companies in quality assurance described as ‘logical next step’
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Young Universities Summit: track phones to improve campus, says v-c
New universities must seek innovative ways to improve the student experience rather than simply mimicking older institutions, says Peter Coaldrake
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Nigerian president apologises for sacking vice-chancellors
Muhammadu Buhari concedes he overreached his authority when he replaced university boards
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Brazil sees changing gender balances in PhDs
Qualifications for women leap forward, although salaries have yet to catch up
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Berkeley to accept University of the People graduates
The Californian institution said it will recruit top-performing graduates from the online university
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Never mind the teaching, where's the learning?
Teaching excellence is nothing without student engagement, says Claire Taylor
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Universities face a choice between prestige and efficiency
Paul Blackmore explains the challenges posed by his Leadership Foundation report
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Asia ‘not suffering brain drain’ of students to West
Region’s economy draws students back from foreign universities, says National University of Singapore deputy dean