Central European University in peril as Hungary passes law
Parliament approves legislation that institution says would force it out of Budapest

Parliament approves legislation that institution says would force it out of Budapest

Susan Michie calls for a radical upgrade in the use of social science to tackle poor public health

Institution has tightened security after an academic and seven students died last year

Netherlands' market share of mobile scholars grows by 15 per cent in 10 years

Chinese student Yue Xu chose to study at Kobe University owing to the high staff-to-student ratio and opportunities to study abroad, but found making friends harder than expected

A Brazilian student studying in Japan highlights the unique opportunities available at Hiroshima University as well as the cultural differences between Brazil and Japan

Critics fear global event risks ‘trivialising and politicising’ research

Researchers say students who use computers score half a grade lower than those who write notes

In our expanded picture of the top young universities worldwide, we still scrutinise all the information we collect with the same exacting measures we use across all our rankings

Without input from other disciplines, new technologies will fail to improve lives, report warns

Universities warn they may be unable to meet staffing and facilities costs alone

The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by the editorial team

Challenge means that institution’s entry into teaching excellence framework based on 2009 report