Impact Rankings 2022: last chance to submit your data
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Can the ‘Covid dividend for science’ be sustained?
Governments and the public exhibited newfound appreciation for universities during the pandemic, but will institutions be able to keep building on their prestige? Ellie Bothwell reports
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World Reputation Rankings 2021: results announced
International scholars in arts, humanities and social sciences are recognising universities in China, sometimes more than their local academics
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World Reputation Rankings 2021 table information
The data shown under key statistics are those provided by the university itself in its submission to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. They represent data from the 2018 academic...
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‘Ask for less, listen more’ with government, says v-c
Governments are ‘critical stakeholders’ and do not take kindly to universities ‘crying poor’, says former media boss Mark Scott
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Michael Ignatieff: thinking for yourself in a university is not easy
Creativity often requires a sociable setting, but academics urgently need to avoid the dangers of following fashion, says former CEU head
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North American universities to share sexual harassment findings
Pledge by leaders of AAU campuses designed to prevent abusers from repeating behaviour by moving between institutions
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World University Rankings 2022 by subject: arts and humanities methodology
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022 arts and humanities subject ranking includes a range of narrower subject areas. The subjects used to create this ranking are: Art, performing...
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World Reputation Rankings 2021: everlasting esteem?
Rising to pandemic challenges won institutions a significant boost in profile. It remains to be seen if they can consolidate their gains, writes Ellie Bothwell
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Identifying reviewers weakens peer review, study suggests
Male reviewers more than twice as likely as females to voluntarily identify themselves, and signed reviews substantially less critical of authors, analysis finds
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Don’t let quality slip as Indian sector expands, warns Delhi v-c
‘Slow and steady’ approach can help avoid ‘chaos’ as Indian institutions gain greater autonomy, Yogesh Singh tells THE
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Universities fail to move casual staff on to permanent contracts
Fresh ‘wage theft’ claims arise as Australian legislation to combat casualisation fails to scratch the surface
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Why do graduation ceremonies have to be so boring?
Graduation days are students’ days. Why can’t they be all-singing and all-dancing, asks James Derounian
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Call for declaration to protect staff well-being
Elsevier vice-president calls for manifesto on well-being signed by institutions so researchers are not seen as ‘paper-producing machines’
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Native Americans ‘excluded’ from BLM response
Movement highlights need for indigenous ‘restoration’, THE summit hears