Stand-alone teaching intensity measure ‘could mislead applicants’
Office for Students pursues collation of data on contact hours and class sizes outside teaching excellence framework
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Concern over timeline for Australian performance funding scheme
Australian government is underestimating the challenge, analysts say
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Times Higher Education’s best book reviews of 2018
Matthew Reisz reflects on a sobering year in academic books that was thankfully enlivened by stories of Barbie dolls, chimpanzees and sex under socialism
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Success with minorities makes Maryland campus a topic of study
UMBC’s success in producing black graduates who later earn science doctorates may prove tough to replicate
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Migrant academics more prolific than US colleagues but paid less
Foreign-born academics outperform US counterparts on numerous productivity measures, analysis shows
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Times Higher Education’s most-read articles of 2018
2018 was marked by strikes, pay scandals and the launch of the world’s first blockchain university
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New Year Honours 2019: damehood for ex-Hefce chief executive
Wellcome Trust director Jeremy Farrar also knighted
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Murder of dean who exposed fraud shines spotlight on corruption
One of two men accused of killing Gregory Kamwendo is a former colleague at the University of Zululand
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International students in Australia: less diverse, more converged
Cash flows increasingly from south and east Asia to south-eastern cities
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Finding poetry in paper titles
Brian Moeran offers a collection of haiku using research titles from the programme of a recent academic conference
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The 15 most popular student articles in 2018
We reveal the most-read articles on the THE Student site including advice on applying to universities overseas, where the UK royals went to university and which subjects you were most interested in...
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US universities prepared to pay high price for sporting success
Despite scandal and top-level resignations, University of Maryland system head sees football as being well worth the trouble
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New data lay bare Europe’s gender gap for STEM graduates
However, latest data from EU suggests eastern European nations having more success in keeping gap narrow
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The ‘bolus’ model: a better template for internationalisation?
Toronto scholars say Ethiopia collaboration has helped reverse brain drain and led to important milestones for country
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A day in the life of a student in France
Student blogger Raymond Diab describes a typical day at a university in France