Which city is the best in the world for students? To answer this question QS launched the 2013/14 QS Best Student Cities. For second year in a row, Paris tops the list, closely followed by London. The map below shows the top 50, highlighting the top 10 cities. [av_promobox button=’yes’ label=’Click here’ link=’manually,http://www.topuniversities.com/city-rankings/2013′ link_target=” color=’orange’
Russia: Job Cuts in Moscow State Uni India: Policy change suggested Graduate Employment: Grievance of International Students Australia: Universities need long-term vision
Turkey: Becoming a Regional HE Hub ? Funding: Hidden Cost of Private Funding US: Scepticism on College Rating Plan China: New breed of Branch Campus
UK: University Pension Black Hole EU: Teaching – Research Conundrum Peer Review: Overrated Papers in High-Profile Journals Tuition Fees: More the Merrier ?
Employment, employment, employment! Since the financial crisis of in 2008, youth unemployment has become regular headline news around the world. Enhancing the employability of recent graduates is a priority for the global higher education sector. The golden days where one could easily secure a decent job after graduating from a good university are probably gone.
QS proud to announce a new collaboration with RIA Novosti, the leading news agency of the Russian-speaking world, as a partner whose mission is closely aligned with our own – providing academics, companies, students and young professionals with the most accurate and up-to-date information about international education and career opportunities. Nunzio Quacquarelli, managing director