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Laureate land: Nobel prizewinners by country of origin

View and/or download a high-resolution version The US has been supremely successful at attracting Nobel prizewinning scientists from abroad, particularly the UK, while retaining those born in the country, analysis by Times Higher Education of the past 10 years of awards reveals. Of the nine Nobel prizewinners announced earlier this month (excluding the literature and peace prizes), five went to ac

hmmm 2016/10/31

イギリスおもしろいな。アメリカに多数流出しているのに、他国から多数流入している。

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The robots are coming for the professionals

hmmm 2016/07/28

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How to balance public and private contributions to higher education?

Chile has historically had one of the most market-driven university systems in the world, with the vast majority of costs borne by students. But then, in 2011, a wave of student protests began that, on occasions, saw more than 100,000 take to the streets of Santiago. The protesters caught the world’s attention with their demands for an end to tuition fees and for-profit higher education as a remed

hmmm 2016/02/16

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Young University Rankings

The Times Higher Education 100 Under 50 2014 is a ranking of the top 100 universities under 50 years old. It provides a glimpse into the future, showcasing not those institutions with centuries of history, but the rising stars which show great potential. The table employs the same 13 separate indicators as the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, but the 100 Under 50 2014 methodology