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The World 100 Academy ANZ 2024 On 25 September, we took the World 100 Reputation Academy to Australia. Thank you […]

ARWU Rankings 2024 – no change at the top The latest Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU) league table, released […]

UCL enters top 10 in latest US News rankings The latest US News & World Report Best Global Universities ranking […]

Mark Sudbury, Head of World 100 and Reputation, reviews the QS World University Rankings 2024

Reputation and German universities The World 100 Reputation Network was represented at the THE European Universities Summit in Germany recently, […]

We are pleased to announce that this year’s World 100 Annual Conference will be hosted by the University of Birmingham on 10 & 11 October

Geopolitical tensions and freedom of speech issues are testing universities the world over. To successfully manage their reputations, they must avoid getting distracted by all the noise, says Mark Sudbury

The gathering of more than 100 leaders at Abu Dhabi University for the inaugural THE MENA Reputation Forum produced a day of debate and sharing, adding a particular Arab World flavour to the global discussion about higher education reputation.

The results, announced on 24 January, reflect the important role of global reputation, with data from THE Academic Reputation Survey focusing on votes from outside a university’s home country representing 25% of the total score in this ranking.

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Mark Sudbury, Head of The World 100, shares his thoughts on how reputation played out for him as a parent during the process of supporting his son applying to study at university (in the UK).

Mark Sudbury, Head of World 100 and Reputation, reviews the QS World University Rankings 2024