Apr 21, 2016 by Natalie Marsh Australian universities with a higher position in global league tables tend to set higher international tuition fees, according to a recent study. The comparative analysis of international student fees in Australia was conducted by recruitment firm Studymove Consultants and looked at close to 4,300 programmes at all ...
By David Jobbins - 14 January 2016 The United Kingdom has emerged as the country with the most-internationally focused universities in the world – with Australia a distant second and the United States hardly featured. The 2016 Times Higher Education list of the 200 most international universities in the world, published last week, is ...
Nov 17, 2015 by Sara Custer Universities are ranked not on their academics or research output but by the employability of the degrees they award their graduates, in the fifth Global Employability University Rankings released for the first time by Times Higher Education. The table of 500 universities is based on a ...
29 Sep 2015 Short on time? Here are the highlights: A new study finds that students are looking beyond current university rankings for additional indicators to guide their school selection Employability and employment outcomes were the dominant considerations among the study respondents University rankings are a basis for shortlisting institutions for consideration, checking institutional ...