A conference presentation from 2018 titled 'Connecting brand to business objectives'. The 2018 Conference was hosted by the University of British Columbia

A conference presentation from 2018 titled 'Connecting brand to business objectives'. The 2018 Conference was hosted by the University of British Columbia

The World 100 Reputation Network is overseen by a committee of professionals from eligible leading universities. They are involved in growing the membership, promoting World 100 events and research, and share their experiences and insights at our networking at our industry events.

McMaster University has gained worldwide recognition, as the winner of this year’s Global Teaching Excellence Award.

More success for World 100 members in a new ranking from Times Higher Education, this time seeking to measure teaching quality – a long overdue innovation, given the lack of education-focused metrics in the traditional global rankings.

The second major rankings of the season, the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) produced by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy (formerly part of Shanghai Jiao Tong University), has been published.

The World 100 Annual Conference at UBC in Vancouver is drawing close, and we are delighted to confirm that innovative social media company Hootsuite will be amongst the speakers.

The latest edition of the QS World University rankings were released on 6 June. Here’s a first look at some of the results.

The third annual W100 Reputation Academy took place at Churchill College, Cambridge between 21-25 May, with participants from universities around the world

The W100 conference is fast approaching, with a range of global speakers already lined up for the event at the UBC in Vancouver on 26-28 September 2018

The global rankings season is upon us, with the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings first out of the traps with a launch at the NAFSA conference in Philadelphia on 30 May.

Australia: Higher education remains a major political battleground Down Under.  The Government has been trying for some time to force through major changes to the funding of the sector, only to be knocked back by Parliament.