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University of York: a success story in UK higher education and one of only four UK universities to both: 🌟 have an overall rating of Gold under the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 🏅 be joint 10th in the Times Higher Education (THE) ranking of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021

Block model study is the best in my opinion.

I thoroughly recommend reading this helpful and succinct summary of discussion points from the British Council's Indo-Pacific Higher Education Series - International Education in 2050. Many thanks to all those who contributed to discussions, and thank you for sharing this report, Jazreel Goh. It includes pertinent and timely calls for a rethink of various aspects of international higher education, which are intimately connected to the funding context. Some key observations about funding, taken from the report, include: 🌍 There needs to be a serious conversation about the funding of higher education. The balance is currently wrong.   🌍 When thinking about international education, it is best to look more widely beyond economic benefit and export value.   🌍 If universities were to think about their plans for the next 20 years as a global organisation as opposed to an organisation looking to import and export, it would change the way universities are funded and what funding schemes are utilised. I'd be interested to hear of any specific examples of how funding protocols and decisions have changed in universities that believe they've made (or are in the process of making) the shift from an import-export approach to a global organisation approach. What could this look like in practice?

Discussing university choices with students can sometimes be challenging due to factors such as culture, experience, and financial status. The most common questions I've been asked are which universities have the highest rankings and which programs lead to higher earnings. What's the best advice we can provide to students? Please join our session at the 2024 International ACAC Annual Conference, Western University.

If you've not done a #skills audit yet, its worth doing one on Career Connect. Learn more about where you are at with a skills profile and identify which skills you would like to develop further. You can retake the audit to see how your skills have changed over time in the Careers #Passport. 🛂

New rankings are in — SJSU is the #4 ranked public university in the country! The Wall Street Journal and College Pulse's rankings released today have San José State as the 16th-best university in the nation, a 157 spot jump from last year's rankings. Read more about our ranking on the SJSU NewsCenter 👉 https://ow.ly/KkbP50Th010

Did you know? 🌐📚 In your second year as an International Development major at the University of Guelph, you choose a specific area of emphasis to focus your studies on. Check out the options and learn more by visiting the academic calendar: https://lnkd.in/ePsJmi88

🌟 You Don't Want to Miss These 3 Exciting Updates from the University of Hertfordshire! 🎓✨ If you're considering studying abroad, don't miss this important information, regardless of where you are in the application process. The University of Hertfordshire representative gave a fantastic presentation. Here are 3 key takeaways: 1. There is an early bird scholarship of £2,000. 🎓💰 2.The MSc in Outdoor Environmental Education is open for applicants from diverse academic backgrounds. Not just that, with your HND upper credit, you are eligible for the course. 🌿📚 3. Even with a 3rd class degree, you could be accepted into the MSc Business Management program. 📊🎓 Well, there is more and you don't want to miss out, DM to get the full information. 💬 By the way, what did you think about this trending reel from our team? 🎥👀 Tolani Jaiyeola, Abiodun Omodunmiju, Deborah O. Ogabi, Blessing Uchenna, Grace Daramola

Despite a challenging year, Victorian universities remain among the top in the world, showcasing resilience in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025. The University of Melbourne leads as Australia's top-ranked institution, retaining its place in the top 40 at 39th globally, continuing its 15-year streak as the nation’s premier university. Monash University also ranks in the top 60, securing the 58th spot. Deakin University improved its standing, moving into the 201-250th range, up from 251-300th. Federation University Australia made a significant leap, advancing into the 401-500th range from its previous 601-800th position. These results reflect the strength of Victorian higher education institutions in maintaining a competitive presence in global rankings. Visit the THE World University Rankings website for more information: https://lnkd.in/gQB8j8X