Malaysian universities meet skill needs as gaming industry grows
Institutions aim to train new generation of local developers after years of聽developing workforce for international companies

Institutions aim to train new generation of local developers after years of聽developing workforce for international companies

UK slips down to fifth most-represented country as US, India and Turkey lead on number of ranked institutions

鈥楢sia Capability Compact鈥� and language hub network among the mechanisms recommended to revive Australia鈥檚 skills in engaging its neighbours

Having聽hit 300,000 foreign enrolments ahead of schedule, experts say the next stage of expansion聽should be better thought-through

Country is hosting more international students drawn by lure of 鈥榗ool Japan鈥� while rising costs keep domestic students at home

While computer chip pre-eminence is alluring, it cannot be allowed to overshadow 鈥榦ther areas of advantage鈥�, says NTU president

Sector cannot afford to keep聽ignoring the enormous opportunities in the world鈥檚 fastest-growing continent, international experts warn

Last month鈥檚 presidential decree demanding the closure of Istanbul鈥檚 liberal Bilgi University seemed to mirror the academic purges that followed 2016鈥檚 failed coup. But then it was cancelled. What...

Phasing out of international collaboration schemes adds to fears for future of global research

What do the 2026 Sustainability Impact Ratings tell us about the countries and regions whose universities are prioritising work towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals?

The popularity of an undergraduate course in Hong Kong reveals an enduring hunger to examine what makes life worth living, says McQueen Sum

Manchester knocks WSU off top spot, while lower income countries like Malaysia narrow the gap with wealthier competitors in tables showing best universities for sustainability, writes Patrick Jack

A comparative analysis could explore what creates social support for international education, say聽Glyn Davis and Anton Muscatelli

Western educators are聽mostly oblivious to a change of guard in higher education, authors of a new 鈥榤apping exercise鈥� warn

Country shifts soft power focus to universities in developing world, buoyed by the success of its cultural exports