QSIU HE Digest – Oxbridge Outperformed on Employability
UK: Oxbridge Outperformed on Employability China: Rise in Graduate Unemployment India: Rules for Foreign Universities MOOC: Could Raise a University’s Credit Rating
UK: Oxbridge Outperformed on Employability China: Rise in Graduate Unemployment India: Rules for Foreign Universities MOOC: Could Raise a University’s Credit Rating
Australia: Turning Research into Patents Brazil: Staying Ahead of the Curve in Africa China: Reducing Importance of Test Scores MOOC: Only Limited Public Awareness
OECD: Jobs Fear for Unqualified Youth Australia: TEQSA ‘at the extreme end’ EU: Training Professors to Teach US: New Measure of Student Success
Five students at South African universities have become the latest to benefit from the QS Scholarships Scheme, which is now ten years old. The latest scholarships were awarded at the QS Maple conference, in Johannesburg, in the presence of more than 200 university leaders and academics from Africa, the Middle East and beyond. The recipients
A new leader emerged in the QS ranking of universities that are less than 50 years old. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), one of the youngest institutions of all, takes the accolade after moving up from third position last year’s inaugural ranking. HKUST was already the leader in the QS Asian
The fifth edition of the QS University Rankings: Asia appeared last week. It shows that for the third year in a row, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is the region’s top institution. But there are also some surprises in the rankings, both among the top dogs and a little lower down. A casual
MOOC: First Ever MOOC Data Research India: Few Takers of Top Academic Pay US: Measuring Faculty Collegiality China: Planning Campuses Abroad
Social Media: Tool of Research Collaboration Japan: Foreign Students Number to Double US: Influx of British Students UK: Polytechnics to be Back ?