University Ranking Watch

Discussion and analysis of international university rankings and topics related to the quality of higher education. Anyone wishing to contact Richard Holmes without worrying about ending up in comments can go to rjholmes2000@yahoo.com

Sunday, December 18, 2011

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Leiden Ranking: Many Ways to Rate Research My article on the Leiden Rankings in University World News can be found here .  It looks as t...
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Wednesday, December 07, 2011

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Update 6 on El Naschie vs Nature There have been no reports for several days and the trial is now over . There will be a judgement in Janu...
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What to do about the research bust Mark Bauerlein has an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education on the disparity between the extrao...
Friday, December 02, 2011

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European Universities and Rankings Research Trends , the newsletter from Scopus,  reports on  a conference of European universities that ...
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Thursday, December 01, 2011

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Diversity and Rankings Robert Morse, director of data research at the US News and World Report discusses the question of whether "d...
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The Utility of Rankings Another advantage of a good performance in international university rankings is that graduates will be able to get ...
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Saturday, November 26, 2011

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Update 5 on El Naschie vs Nature The BBC has another piece on the Nature case by Pallab Ghosh. It seems that El Naschie is now admitting ...
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The Politics of Ranking One of the more interesting aspects of the university ranking business is the way it is used by local politicians t...

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Update 4 on El Naschie vs Nature Gervase de Wilde has an article on the case in Inform's Blog . He refers to the Guardian's accoun...
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Friday, November 18, 2011

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Update 3 on El Naschie vs Nature The Guardian has a substantial report on the case by Alo Jha. It seems that El Naschie believes that exp...
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Thursday, November 17, 2011

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Times Higher Social Science Rankings The top three are: 1.  Stanford 2.  Harvard 3.  Oxford

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The Influence of Rankings Varsity , the student newspaper at Cambridge, suggests that British universities are recruiting staff in order t...
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011

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Update 2 on El Naschie and Nature Note that New Scientist describes El Naschie as an "independent physicist". Does this imply t...
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Update on El Naschie and Nature The New Scientist has provided some coverage of the trial which is also discussed at El Naschie Watch . O...

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El Naschie and Nature The El Naschie vs Nature case is under way at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Briefly, Mohamed El Naschie, ...
Tuesday, November 15, 2011

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The THE Subject Rankings The ranking seasons has drawn to a close, or at least it will when we have digested the feasibility report from t...
Monday, November 07, 2011

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Conference in Shanghai I hope to post something in a day or two on the recent World Class Universities conference in Shanghai. Meanwhile,...
Friday, October 28, 2011

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An Error This replaces an earlier post. Last year Times Higher Education admitted to an error involving Monash University and the Univer...
Monday, October 17, 2011

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GLOBAL: Despite ranking changes, questions persist    My article on the Times Higher Education World University Rankings can be accessed ...
Sunday, October 09, 2011

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Rising Stars of the THE - TR Rankings These are some of the universities that have risen significantly in the rankings compared to last yea...

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Caltech in First Place The big news of the 2011 THE - TR rankings is that Caltech has replaced Harvard as the world's top university. ...

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Update on Alexandria Elnaschiewatch report s that Hend Hanafi, President of Alexandria University, has resigned following prolonged stude...
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Meanwhile over in Alexandria One of the strangest results of the 2010 THE - TR rankings was the elevation of Alexandria University in Egypt...
Friday, October 07, 2011

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Who else is down ? Just looking at the top 200 of the THE rankings , these universities have fallen quite a bit. University of North Car...
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Asian Decline? The Shanghai rankings have shown that universities in Korea, China (including Taiwan and Hong Kong) and the Middle East  hav...
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