En 2017, 64 % des étudiants inscrits pour la première fois à l'université en première année de master en 2014 ont obtenu leur diplôme universitaire en trois ans, 53 % l'ont eu en deux ans. Six étudiants sur dix étaient passés en 2ème année de master à l'université après une année et un sur dix après un redoublement. Deux tiers des étudiants diplômés en licence générale en 2017 se sont inscrits en master à l'université à la rentrée suivante. Ces données sont détaillées par discipline et série de baccalauréat et les indicateurs sont déclinés par université. Plus...
27 février 2019
Parcours et réussite en master à l'université : les résultats de la session 2017 - Note Flash n°6 - Février 2019
Trying to ‘De-Bias’ Faculty Recruiting
By John Morgan for Times Higher Education. CVs and interviews are being removed from university hiring processes under a new approach to “de-bias” academic recruitment being pioneered in Britain. More...Debate on New Mission of an Australian University Press
By John Ross for Times Higher Education. Shift at Melbourne University Publishing raises question of whether nonacademic books can be used to subsidize academic publishing. More...The Modern German University, Satirized
By David Matthews for Times Higher Education. At a fictional institution, officials obsess over assessments of research quality, pander to donors and equate educating students with job training. More...Advice for the Community College Scholar
In the interest of full disclosure, before I offer any advice or you decide if any of it is worth taking: I am on the tenure track at a community college that is part of a larger research university network, the City University of New York system. More...
The Business Officer as Interpreter
You can infinitely improve your effectiveness if you speak the language of your growing audiences, writes Jeffrey Ratje. More...
Lowbrow Culture and Guilty Pleasures? The Performance and Harm of Academic Elitism
A professor of gender and women's studies questions the arbitrariness and biases of scholarly standards for so-called lowbrow subjects and activities. More...
When Your Career Path Intersects With Alcohol
Natalie Lundsteen offers advice for graduate trainees and postdocs negotiating the dos and don'ts of drinking alcohol at professional events when potential employers are present -- and watching. More...
My Top 6 Books on Pedagogy
The literature on teaching and learning is enormous; indeed, one can easily become lost in its superabundance. More...
Full Disclosure Required
Even though job ads often don't say, junior academics have a right to know with whom they'll be working, Mehdy Shaddel writes. More...
