Tuesday, September 21, 2010

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From The Students' Room 2 Click here Dear Phil Baty, I had sent you email to inquire about the ranking performance of Taiwan's un...

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From the Students' Room There are some interesting comments about the latest THE rankings at their "The Students' Room" He...

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Back to Citations I was hoping to get away from the citations indicator in the THE rankings for a while but there are several comments here ...
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Monday, September 20, 2010

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Alexandria Gets the News The news about being among the top 200 universities in the world has finally reached Alexandria. The reaction is ve...
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Omissions Several writers have noticed the absence of any Israeli universities from the top 200 universities. In the QS rankings this year ...
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Sunday, September 19, 2010

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Another Post on Citations (And I hope the last for a while) I think that it is clear now that the strange results for the citations indicato...
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More on the THE Citations Indicator See this comment on a previous post: As you can see from the following paragraph(http://www.timeshighere...

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Highlights from the Research Impact (Citations) Indicator One very good thing to emerge from the current round of rankings is the iphone/ipa...
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Perverse Incentives Until we get a clear statement from Thomson Reuters we have to assume that the citations indicator in the recent THE ran...
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Saturday, September 18, 2010

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More on the Citations Indicator in the THE Rankings I am copying the whole of a comment to the previous post since it might be the key to th...
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Friday, September 17, 2010

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The Citations Indicator in the THE World University Rankings I am sure that many people waited for the new Times Higher Education rankings i...
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From the Chronicle of Higher Education An article by Aishah Laby contains this news that I have not heard anywhere else: Quacquarelli Symon...
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Powered by Thomson Reuters Thanks to Kris Olds in Global higher Ed for noticing the above in the THE World UniversityRankings banner. A quo...
Thursday, September 16, 2010

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Comment on the THE rankings From The Age (Australia) Les Field, the deputy vice-chancellor (research) at the University of NSW, said the ne...
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Alexandria University According to the THE rankings Alexandria University in Egypt (no. 147 overall) is the fourth university in the world f...
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The Good News There are some worthwhile improvements in the new THE World University Rankings. First the weighting given to the subjective o...

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First the Bad News about the THE Rankings There is something seriously wrong with the citations indicator data. I am doing some checking rig...
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Highlights of the THE Rankings The top ten are: 1. Harvard 2. Caltech 3. MIT 4. Stanford 5. Princeton 6. Cambridge 6. Oxford 8. UC Berkeley ...
Wednesday, September 15, 2010

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The new THE World University Rankings are out. Discussion follows in a few hours.

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HEEACT Rankings Out The Taiwan Rankings are out . They are based on articles and citations over the last eleven years and the last year, hig...

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Academic Fraud in China An article by Sam Geall in The New Humanist shows something of the other side of China's rapid scientific devel...
Tuesday, September 14, 2010

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Access to Rankings Data Global Higher Ed has an excellent article by Kris Olds and Susan Robertson about the need for transparency in the c...

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Yet More Reactions to the QS As the world holds its breath waiting for the THE World University Rankings here are a few more reactions t...
Saturday, September 11, 2010

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Ranking Research Impact A team at the University of Western Australia has ranked the world' top 500 universities by research impact. ...
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Thursday, September 09, 2010

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More Reactions to the QS Rankings Australian Higher Education Sector Down in Rankings and Nervous on International Enrolments AIEC QUEST Aus...