That's a Top Notch School, Don't Get Me Wrong !
The financial effects of Covid may cause disadvantaged college applicants to panic, unclear how to apply for aid or too ashamed to do so, says Amy Glynn
The release of the world's most international universities will commence next year's launches
Mandates the least worst option, as vice-chancellors await 'the inevitable court cases'
Tory ex-minister criticises 'policy-Whitehall-Westminster establishment' for failure to meet 'high responsibility' to plan for new universities
UK union says continuing face-to-face tuition puts staff and students in 'unnecessary danger'
Features
The joy (and frustration) of sex research
Coyness, contention and competing agendas all hamper historians and sociologists of sex. Matthew Reisz speaks to those who choose, nevertheless, to probe this most sensitive and intimate of subjects
9 December
A push to end the habit of assessing researchers by their publication metrics is gaining momentum. But are journal impact factors really as meaningless as is claimed? And will requiring scientists to describe their various contributions really improve fairness and rigour – or just bureaucracy? Jack Grove reports
As ministers prepare White Paper, South Yorkshire Futures programme reaching neglected suburbs and towns could be model for putting policy into practice
Emily Shuckburgh and Alyssa Gilbert, co-chairs of the COP26 Universities Network, draw the lessons from two years of collective effort
Deep cuts may be reversed, but the Brazilian president's anti-science rhetoric will do lasting damage, says John Aubrey Douglass
Diversifying income stream also makes institutions less exposed to possible government cuts, say Ian Matthias and Mike Boxall
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Graduate networks are the perfect launch vehicle for systemic voluntary efforts to improve society, say Michael Madison and Martin Skladany
As competition for international students grows more intense and complex, the traditional anglophone giants face a host of new challenges
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The University of Alberta president discusses using data, collaboration and a positive vision to turn around the institution while minimising internal disputes
The LSE director on the institution's green strategy, the importance of social scientists working with industry and the advantages of being 'different'
Features
Do narrative CVs tell the right story?
A push to end the habit of assessing researchers by their publication metrics is gaining momentum. But are journal impact factors really as meaningless as is claimed? And will requiring scientists to describe their various contributions really improve fairness and rigour – or just bureaucracy? Jack Grove reports
9 December
Musicologist waxes lyrical on homeschooling, white fragility and the narrowing of intellectual enquiry
The winner of the Philip Leverhulme Prize talks about the importance of 'mass photography' and her experience of studying as a single parent
Emma Rees is impressed by a disturbing study of how universities largely fail to address their employees' grievances
Peter J. Smith gets drowned in the detail of an ambitious study of the playwright's milieu
The author of Treasured: How Tutankhamun Shaped a Century on finding girls and women in history, archaeology's 'heroic' age and the cultural impact of 'Egyptomania'
Lucy Bolton is intrigued by an analysis of changing racial attitudes based on the career of a great Hollywood icon
The author of Treasured: How Tutankhamun Shaped a Century on finding girls and women in history, archaeology's 'heroic' age and the cultural impact of 'Egyptomania'
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Innovation & Impact Summit
26 April - 28 April 2022
Stockholm, Sweden
What makes a successful innovation climate?
Leaders will gather to explore issues that affect the creation of a positive environment for innovation, and to question how universities can sustain that environment. The summit will also see the reveal of the THE University Impact Rankings 2022.
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Asia Universities Summit
31 May - 2 June 2022
Aichi, Japan
Facing the future, creating academic talent
A paradigm shift is occurring in higher education with the emergence of new methods, models and missions of learning. We will examine how universities can remain vital to a Covid-disrupted society and serve the needs of a rapidly changing world. The summit will also see the reveal of the THE Asia University Rankings 2022.
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World Academic Summit
10 October - 12 October 2022
New York, United States
Trajectories in higher education: Meeting rising expectations
Join us in New York to examine the role of higher education leaders and policymakers in identifying, adapting to and meeting rising expectations for progress in three different areas: students, institutions, and the wider higher education sector.
The summit will also feature the exclusive live reveal of the THE World University Rankings 2023
The release of the world's most international universities will commence next year's launches
We answer your questions about the next framework for the rankings
The release of the world's most international universities will commence next year's launches
Universities known for their focus on technology are improving in the arts and humanities
Humanistic fields are vital to solving the world's most urgent problems; they also help students shape successful careers and meaningful lives, argue AgustÃn Rayo and Hashim Sarkis
THE research finds that high share of institutions that have specified goal are not counting indirect emissions such as travel
As the world looks to COP26 to accelerate nations' progress towards a low-carbon future, how is the higher education sector performing?
That's a Top Notch School, Don't Get Me Wrong !
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