2023 QS Higher Ed Report: A New Normal?

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The report features:

  • A table featuring the 19th edition of our flagship rankings – our largest ever – showcasing the performance of 1418 Higher Education institutions
  • How the COVID-19 pandemic created “a lost generation” of university students
  • A detailed analysis of academic cheating in higher education during COVID times
  • An essay exploring how higher education can fill the graduate data skills gap
  • Why it’s important to ask the right questions about the data universities have
  • With new teaching methods developing and being created, what’s the latest in pedagogy?

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