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Proud to see our client NUS achieve another remarkable milestone in the global university rankings! It’s an honor to work with the exceptional EMBA faculty and amazing students from across Southeast Asia and the Chinese-speaking world. #NUS #EMBA #Achievement #ProudPartner#Simultaneous Interpreting#ConfrenceInterpreting#Translation

NUS has achieved 17th place in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025, moving up from 19th place where it held steady for the past two years. We continue to maintain our 3rd position in Asia and proudly stand as the top university in ASEAN. Our commitment to excellence and creating positive outcomes for future generations remains steadfast. THE World University Rankings 2025 marks the 21st edition of these rankings, expanding from 200 universities to now feature over 2,000, making it the most global and inclusive university ranking in the world. THE utilises 18 carefully calibrated performance indicators across teaching, research environment, research quality, international outlook, and industry engagement, providing comprehensive and balanced comparisons trusted by students, academics, university leaders, industry professionals, and governments. #NUSExcellence  #NUSGlobal  #NUSArchitecture #NUSLife #NUSImpact #ShapeTheFuture #ForgingnNewFrontiers

[SPONSORED] BUV BECOMES VIETNAM’S FIRST ARTICULATION PARTNER WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL British University Vietnam (BUV) and the University of Liverpool (UK) recently signed a Partnership Agreement, marking a significant milestone in the academic partnership between the two institutions. This agreement provides students with seamless pathways for transferring between the two universities, granting them access to the world-class education system of the UK. Specifically:  - 1+2 Undergraduate Transfer Partnership: BUV students who complete their first year can transfer to the University of Liverpool to continue their bachelor’s degree, benefiting from an enriching academic environment and international exposure.  - 3+1 Master’s Progression Partnership: Graduates from BUV's Business and Management programs are prioritized for admission into master’s programs at the University of Liverpool, supported by the quality assurance framework jointly established by both institutions. Additionally, BUV students have the opportunity to apply for exclusive scholarships available for transfer and postgraduate programmes at the University of Liverpool. With this partnership, BUV became the first Vietnamese university to establish a transfer pathway to the University of Liverpool, a prestigious member of the Russell Group of Universities and ranked 23rd among UK universities in the QS World University Rankings 2025. Beyond the current transfer and postgraduate opportunities outlined in the agreement, the two universities are in advanced discussions to expand study options at the University of Liverpool for students from other disciplines at BUV in the near future. This collaboration not only provides students with more attractive educational opportunities at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels but also strengthens BUV’s reputation among UK university partners. In particular, the partnership with the prestigious Russell Group member, the University of Liverpool, further solidifies BUV’s position, complementing its long-standing relationship with the University of London.  #BUV #BritishUniversityVietnam #QS5Star #QAA #GatewayToTheWorld #BUVGoGlobal #UniversityofLiverpool  ---- British University Vietnam – Home of the Lionhearted  Email: sr@buv.edu.vn  Website: https://www.buv.edu.vn/  Zalo OA: zalo.me/buvofficial  Hotline: 0247 7700 909

Just in: The latest QS World University Rankings have just been released! Explore the top universities worldwide for your field of interest in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024! With 55 subjects covered across five major areas, this year showcases rankings for 1,559 institutions, including 64 newcomers. Excitingly, Practera is currently collaborating with select universities to offer project-based learning experiences, enhancing students' employability. #HigherEd #QSRankings #PracteraPartnerships QS Quacquarelli Symonds

BREAKING NEWS | AUF RANKS 57TH IN THE WURI 2024 Angeles University Foundation received international recognition after ranking 57th in the World University Rankings for Innovation (WURI) 2024 for Student Mobility and Openness Category. The ranking was released yesterday at the 4th HLU Conference at Franklin University in Switzerland. AUF ranked 57th in the World, and Rank 3 in the Philippines in the Student Mobility and Openness Category (A2). The category focuses on exchange and collaboration between schools and across national borders to promote openness and the sharing of knowledge and resources, rather than an independent yet closed system. The World University Rankings for Innovation (The WURI) assesses higher education institutions' real contributions to industry and society, highlighting innovative education, research, and engagement with society using 13 categories. The ranking aims to spotlight higher education institutions that excel in these innovative approaches, thereby inspiring advancements across the academic and societal landscape.

🥳 Success for #HHU in the global THE ranking: among the top 15 percent Out of over 2,000 participating universities from 115 countries, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf was once again ranked in the “251-300” group. It performed particularly well in the “Research Quality” assessment category, where it is among the top 10 percent. This puts HHU in 13th place among German universities. Read all the details in our article: t1p.de/therankings #THEUniRankings Times Higher Education

Woolf CEO, Joshua Broggi, recently participated in a panel discussion on 'Students of the East - Driving Global Higher Education Demand' at the Emeritus ASU+GSV Summit in India. The panel was moderated by Esther T. Benjamin and brought together distinguished #EdTech leaders, including Piyush Bhartiya, Akshay Chaturvedi, and Arnav Kumar to explore student-centric topics crucial for shaping the future of higher education. Here are 3 pivotal takeaways from the engaging conversation: 1) Projections for 2030 indicate a potential market of 9 million international students worldwide, valued at around $500 billion. 2) There is an increasing demand for outcome-driven education, where students seek programs that lead to tangible career outcomes. 3) Universities and governments must work together to ensure recognition for foreign degrees and support international students with relevant skills is crucial for long-term national success. Joshua also shared valuable insights from a Woolf perspective, highlighting the following key points: - Woolf’s mission of making world-class higher education more accessible globally, with a particular emphasis on ensuring the transferability of credits across borders. - Woolf's innovative model which is designed to be flexible and adaptable to diverse locations and student populations. - The importance of robust quality assurance systems when allowing faculty to propose new curriculum the global collegiate university framework. - The idea that degree programs need to be market-priced to align with the earnings and employment opportunities of students. - The need for degrees to be recognized globally, enabling students to have the flexibility to pursue employment opportunities in various countries. - The importance of models that support innovative curriculum creation. Joshua's insights from the Summit provide invaluable contributions, underscoring our commitment to advancing the global discourse on education. For a brief recap of his insights from the panel, please refer to the video below, or watch the full panel linked in the comments. #highered #highereducationleadership #globaleducation

Sadly, the truth is they don’t even want to listen to us. They can postpone exams for a mere fest but not for SIH, a national platform that fosters innovation and problem-solving. According to them, we should focus on our future rather than these "USELESS" things. Despite several colleges emailing them to request a postponement, they simply ignored everyone. This is how innovation is promoted in this university — by discouraging students from participating in opportunities that could shape their careers and make a real impact.

How is QS World University Rankings 2025 relevant for Indian private universities? India is moving with greater speed in all aspects as before in any sector, so that in higher education also. As per QS rankings, IIT-Mumbai is at 118 and IIT-Delhi at 150 whereas MIT is #1 and Imperial College, London #2. Oxford University #3, Harvard University #4 and National University of Singapore #8. QS World University Rankings 2025 explains the same criteria as before sustainability, employability, and international research networking. No new criteria have been added. But, it is the academic reputation,faculty reputation that matters a lot. Both reputation and ratio are significant criteria. Any private university of India can improve and achieve these rankings with careful planning. If India follows QS rankings, it is sure that Indian private universities will improve in science and technology. We are good at space technology and IT, and we must know how to leverage it. #Video # A Harvard student explaining about MIT

2024 is another remarkable year for CUHK and our community. Watch this video to learn more about the major milestones and achievements we have achieved this year!