Invitation to IREG-6 Conference in Taipei, 18-20 April 2012
Brussels-Warsaw-Taipei, 25 October 2011
IREG Observatory on Academic Ranking and Excellence invites you to the international IREG-6 Conference: Academic Rankings and Advancement of Higher Education - Lessons from Asia and other Regions, Taipei, 18-20 April 2012. The Conference is organized in cooperation with the Higher Education Evaluation & Accreditation Council of Taiwan (HEEACT).
IREG Forum: National university rankings gain new ground
Bratislava 12 October 2011
Over 70 participants from 24 countries two days discussed national ranking and their influence on the quality of higher education. The debate had been initiated by Bob Morse of US News & World Report (How it all begun and where is it heading), Waldemar Siwinski of Perspektywy Education Foundation (National rankings as an integrated part of the global university landscape) and Gero Federkeil of CHE Centre for Development of Higher Education (What can national rankings learn from the U-Multirank project).
QS World University Rankings® 2011/2012
London, 5 September, 2011
8th annual QS World University Rankings® reveals top 300 universities based on six indicators including surveys of over 33,00 global academics and 16,000 graduate employers, the largest of their kind ever conducted. New in 2011: Results published alongside comparative international tuition fee now live on www.topuniversities.com
Washington Post on Bob Morse and "Best Colleges Ranking"
Washington DC, 4 September 2011
The Sunday edition of the Washington Post in the article U.S. News college rankings are denounced but not ignored, analyzes the phenomenon of the US News & World Report ranking.
Academic Ranking of World Universities 2011
Shanghai, 15 August, 2011
The Center for World-Class Universities of Shanghai Jiao Tong University released today the 2011 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), marking its 9th consecutive year of measuring the performance of top universities worldwide.
Greater transparency in the Albanian higher education sector
Tirana, 15 July 2011
The Albanian Ministry for Education and Science, too, wants prospective students to be able to find independent information about the country’s HEIs in the future. The CHE was commissioned to carry out a project (supported by the World Bank) to develop and test a concept with the Albanian Public Agency for Accreditation of Higher Education (APAAL) that would enable comparisons of Albanian HEIs on the basis of different indicators. The results of this project, a first ranking of four subjects, were presented at the closing conference in Tirana.
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