PhD students overseas: where does duty of care lie?
Giulio Regeni’s murder poses difficult questions for the sector on what doctoral students’ research should entail
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The week in higher education – 5 May 2016
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: winning recognition worldwide
Outside the Anglo-American 'superbrands', new names are establishing a presence
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World Reputation Rankings 2016 methodology
How the reputation analysis is done
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THE podcast: World Reputation Rankings 2016
This year's results discussed by the Times Higher Education rankings team
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: held in high esteem
More than 10,000 academics' views give unique insight into universities' global reputations
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What impact does university reputation have on students?
As the World Reputation Rankings 2016 are published, students at prestigious universities in the United States, Canada, Switzerland, China and Japan explain the impact university reputation has on...
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: how the top 30 places have changed
This chart tracks the movement of the world’s top 30 most prestigious universities since the Academic Reputation Survey began in 2011
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: Tsinghua University – a focus on social responsibility
The Schwarzman Scholars programme is just one way the university aims to create future world leaders
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: University of Illinois – a global destination
A focus on international students has always been one of the university's strengths
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: Seoul National University – creating innovative leaders
Cultivating a sense of goodwill and responsible citizenship are key to the university's strategy
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World Reputation Rankings 2016: there must be substance behind the spin
The opinions of others are key to creating or damaging an institution's reputation
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UCU members vote for strike in pay row
Almost two-thirds of members voting back strike over 'insulting' 1.1 per cent pay offer
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Australian government moots higher fees for 'flagship courses'
Plan to deregulate fees wholesale dropped, but alternatives floated in discussion paper
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World Insight: past imperfect
Martin Hall considers the consequences for universities of moving beyond reconciliation to reparation for former injustices