What are you reading? 鈥 12 July 2018
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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UK鈥檚 Brexit White Paper plans for 鈥榯emporary鈥 researcher mobility
Government聽document fails to offer universities reassurance, sector critics warn
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THE Latin America University Rankings 2018: methodology
The performance indicators used in the World University Rankings are the bedrock of all our tables. But as every region is unique, we make some recalibrations to reflect this in our Latin America...
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Javid: foreign staff can strike without risking right to remain
糖心Vlog secretary offers clarity in wake of UK university聽pensions walkout
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Scots and Catalans: Union and Disunion, by J. H. Elliott
Book of the week: Donald MacRaild on the parallels and differences between two would-be independent states
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Those who can
The article 鈥淢r Chips with everything?鈥 (Features, 5 July) explored the relationship between research and teaching. When I was invited for an interview for an undergraduate place at University...
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Poor Australian success rates blamed on low funding, not bad bids
鈥楶roductivity boom鈥 shows researchers are not the problem, universities say
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Prestigious European universities have 鈥榳orst gender balance鈥
Analysis of聽THE聽data finds high publication output and reputation negatively correlated with staff gender balance
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UK鈥檚 biomedical research funding 鈥榖ubble鈥 is 鈥榓bout to burst鈥
Call to rebalance funding away from sciences and towards social sciences
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Social media: the good, the bad and the ugly
With about one-third of Earth鈥檚 7 billion inhabitants on a social network, it is an inevitable part of scholars鈥 lives. While many academics find Twitter and Facebook useful means of disseminating...
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Can India鈥檚 private universities deliver?
The public sector has not expanded quickly enough to meet the demand for college degrees in India
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English universities hit by apprenticeship funding restrictions
Rule changes聽could lead to 鈥榤is-selling鈥 of qualifications that are not full degrees, higher education institutions warn
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China could overtake US on research impact by mid-2020s
Trends analysis聽shows end聽of 鈥楿S hegemony鈥 in research may not be far off
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The week in higher education 鈥 12 July 2018
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world鈥檚 media