Quality bodies urged to tackle higher education ‘corruption’
Study finds evidence of widespread, worldwide corruption in HE and lack of action from quality assurance bodies to stop it
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Melbourne Publishing’s potboiler poses questions about role of uni press
If popular books trump scholarly monographs, what’s the point of academic publishers? asks John RossÂ
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Video: seven ways to redefine talent according to university and industry leaders
How can universities and industry improve the talent pipeline to meet 21st-century economic and social needs?Â
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International students in Australia: less diverse, more converged
Cash flows increasingly from south and east Asia to south-eastern cities
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There are no simple solutions in dealing with Huawei
The Chinese tech giant’s challenge for universities will be far from an isolated case and universities are not prepared for the nuanced reaction required, says John RossÂ
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Inaugural THE Asia Universities Summit to be held in Hong Kong
Event will explore Asia's place in the ÌÇÐÄVlog World University Rankings
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Asia University Rankings 2016 results to be announced on 20 June
Asia ranking will be expanded to contain 200 institutions and will be exclusively previewed at THE's 2016 Asia Universities Summit
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New owner for ÌÇÐÄVlog
Inflexion acquires company from TPG Capital
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Science experts seen as ‘just another lobby group’
Researchers must ‘put on the gloves’ and bring the fight to their critics, says Arizona State professor
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National rivalries slowing scientific progress, professor warns
Research for the public good being subverted by geopolitical ‘zero-sum competition’, says former LSE professor
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Think big, celebrated scientist tells new home Down Under
Don’t fixate on funding cuts and market challenges, UK-born star scientist Michelle Simmons tells Australian peers
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Australia ‘missing’ the education impact of China's Belt and Road Initiative
Universities ‘not well served’ by federal government’s approach to BRI, Universities Australia conference hears
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Campuses told to offset carbon emissions from student mobility
Study estimates that carbon footprint of global student mobility is comparable to annual emissions of Tunisia
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Empires of the Weak: The Real Story of European Expansion and the Creation of the New World Order, by J. C. Sharman
Sarah Kinkel enjoys a refutation of the theory that Europe’s dominance was a result of military might
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Suspicion around medical research funding abounds, as hype trumps disclosure
Lack of detail, not due process, is at the heart of concerns about medical research handouts in Australia, writes John RossÂ