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5 mai 2016

IAU's worldwide monthly press review - Highlights from the Press

IAU Highlights from the Press is a monthly press and media review produced to keep IAU Members and the higher education community up-to-date on higher education news worldwide. This issue covers March 2016 and includes articles from 26 different countries grouped into the IAU thematic areas. More...

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5 mai 2016

University of Indonesia hosted 20 Rectors interested in Sustainability Ranking

More than 26 universities from 16 countries top officials gathered in Jakarta Indonesia, on April 21^st 2016 to present their achievements in providing World Class University Infrastructure and in fostering sustainable culture. Universitas Indonesia (UI), as the initiator of the first university ranking in the world hosted this second International Workshop on UI GreenMetric entitled ‎“Fostering Sustainable Culture in Global Universities” (http://iwgm.ui.ac.id). More...

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5 mai 2016

Nature Index: Harvard Slipping, Peking Rising

The Nature Index database is updated monthly and covers high quality research publications in 68 journals chosen by two panels of scientists from the physical and life sciences. These journals represent less than 1% of natural science journals in the Web of Science but account for nearly a third of citations. More...

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5 mai 2016

Round University Rankings: Caltech Replaces Harvard at the Top

The latest edition of the Round University Rankings has been published by the Moscow on 12 April by RUR Rankings Agency. A total of 750 universities have been assessed in four dimensions, teaching, research, international diversity and financial sustainability, using 20 indicators. More...

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5 mai 2016

Degree standards: so what have they got to do with HEFCE?

By Susan Lapworth. There is a real opportunity to provide better reassurance about reliable degree standards, but these standards will still be set and assessed by autonomous bodies. More...

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5 mai 2016

Does the collapse in part-time study matter?

By James Zuccollo. Part-time student numbers fell by 6 per cent in 2014-15, continuing the trend that has seen them nearly halve over the past six years, even as undergraduate numbers have risen. More...

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5 mai 2016

Don’t ask, don’t get – improving diversity data for staff and students

By Peter Mason. Not enough students and staff disclose information on diversity, and the data we have isn’t robust. This needs to change. More...

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5 mai 2016

Can you prove the impact of your research?

By Elizabeth Garcha. Providing evidence of research impact is a challenge, but to do it well requires focus, a proportionate approach and a strong base of professional relationships. More...

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5 mai 2016

The grand challenges of research need careful investment

By Steven Hill. Research challenges often need to draw on the work of different disciplines, and dual support funding supports investments which make this possible. More...

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5 mai 2016

To boost participation we need to do more

By Sarah Howls. To meet the Government’s ambitions for widening participation we cannot simply settle for the status quo. The National Collaborative Outreach Programme offers new ways to build on the HE sector’s considerable experience and expertise. More...

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