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9 février 2016

The benefits of big data

By Sarah Porter. A new report, From Bricks to Clicks: The potential of data and analytics in higher education, published on 26 January highlights the importance of data in the future higher education system and warns of the dangers of not acting now to embrace the opportunities that it offers. Read more...

9 février 2016

Fostering multidisciplinary collaboration in higher education

By Aulia Nastiti. The construction of knowledge in Indonesian education has mostly taken shape within disciplinary boundaries. Since primary school, we learn the various subjects in stiffly separated categories. Read more...

9 février 2016

The imperative of measuring student learning outcomes

By Nicola Jenvey. The decision about which higher education institution to study at ranks among the more vital ones taken in life, but how those decisions are made – and the basis on which universities are ranked for their education – has now come under fire. Read more...

9 février 2016

Higher education research goes global

By Hans de Wit. Until recently the study of higher education and its international dimensions was the field of a small group of research centres and scholars, primarily in the developed world, and even there, funding and resources were scarce. Read more...

9 février 2016

Good rankings are not easy but they can be produced

By Frans van Vught and Frank Ziegele. From its very beginning U-Multirank has tried to design and implement an approach to global university ranking that is radically different to existing international rankings. Read more...

9 février 2016

Are world university rankings up to date?

By Robert Tijssen. February 2, 2016 saw the launch of the new Centre for Global Higher Education, the largest research centre in the world specifically focused on higher education and its future development. Read more...

9 février 2016

Taking the fall for the empire

By Zenobia Ismail. After the removal of the statue of Cecil John Rhodes, the former prime minister of the Cape Colony in South Africa (1890-96) and mining magnate, from the University of Cape Town in South Africa, the protest spread to the University of Oxford. Oriel College has been under pressure from the #rhodesmustfall movement to remove the statue of their alumnus and benefactor which adorns the front entrance of the college. Read more...

9 février 2016

Universities face repeated falls in student enrolment

By John Gerritsen. New Zealand’s government is promising to reinvest in the country’s universities as they face a big drop in enrolments. Read more...

9 février 2016

Copenhagen University announces drastic staff cuts

By Jan Petter Myklebust. Copenhagen University – the largest research and education institution in the country – announced last week that it is cutting 532 jobs of professors, researchers and administrative staff, due to government austerity measures. Read more...

9 février 2016

Key role for universities in African education strategy

By Karen MacGregor. There is a strong call for strengthening universities and research in the new Continental Education Strategy for Africa 2016-2025. Its objectives include boosting postgraduate and post-doctoral education and growing competitive awards to nurture young academics, more international research cooperation and expanding centres of excellence and institutional links. Read more...

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