Since 2001, India has built nearly a thousand universities and 35,000 colleges. Drawing on national data, this report maps a quarter century of institutional expansion against where India's young people live.
Germany gave applied research an institution of its own. India still places it within systems built for something else.
Harvard built three case-writing powerhouses. Strangely, it never connected them.
A simple reflection exercise revealed something unexpected about how students learn.
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How twenty five years of expansion reshaped India's universities and colleges.
A roundtable discussion on what this year's admissions cycle reveals about student choice, and what institutions should do next.
Why have private schools earned families’ confidence while private universities still face scepticism? A conversation about credibility, affordability and value.
Stronger laws can punish exam fraud. What will make public exams trustworthy?
What might happen if every qualified graduate spent some time teaching?
Every high-performing education system has an institution devoted to understanding how people learn, improving teaching, developing educational leaders, generating evidence, and helping education systems evolve over time
