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Foreign universities entering increasingly saturated market

India-based periodical disciplined by bibliographic group Crossref after sleuths claimed ¡®sneaked references¡¯ had been injected into metadata

But domestic universities must also raise their game if the country is to become a major destination for international students, says Pushkar

British institution set to join join Australian counterparts already operating in special economic zone

New strategy encourages partnerships between Chinese and foreign universities as US institutions shutter joint projects 

Russell Group member¡¯s Gift City outpost plans at ¡®advanced stage¡¯

South Korea is among the US¡¯ top three contributors of international students. Falling purchasing power threatens that position, says Kyuseok Kim

Despite Asia¡¯s success elsewhere, its leading universities are still struggling to compete globally in arts and humanities. Patrick Jack asks whether that needs to change for them to be considered world-class

A handful of glistening new universities have been established in recent years by Indian industrialists and entrepreneurs. But are they sufficiently numerous, free and well funded to make a real impact on India¡¯s patchy higher education scene? Helen Packer reports 

The complexities of the 21st century and Japan¡¯s demographic decline demand more interdisciplinarity and internationalisation, says Teruo Fujii

Two south-east Asian countries among top performers in seventh edition of prestigious awards shortlist 

Tokyo Women¡¯s Medical University apologises after ex-leader accused of funnelling cash from construction project to herself