QS Insights Magazine

Issue 14 February 2024

Education reimagined

Contents


Navigating AI for economic and societal resilience

Navigating the AI landscape can seem daunting, but universities can lead the way.

State of higher ed in the Middle East

How has the region improved in rankings, and which institutions are best for producing relevant graduates?

China’s new AI guidelines

China now regulates use of AI generated content in research to preserve academic integrity. What's its impact on innovation and students?

How universities are tapping the heat beneath our feet to go green

Across many university campuses, administrators are looking to reduce carbon emissions by digging deep – literally.

Innovation in the classroom

Universities face a whirlwind of challenges. But with innovation in their DNA, they need to embrace change, especially with the recognition of AI's growing potential.

Education reimagined

As society grapples with the changes arising from the evolution of AI, universities need to take the lead and ask the big questions.

Students helping the world through practical projects

How students are making a positive impact through real-world projects.

Meet QS ImpACT’s Eco-Champion of the Year

This project transforms waste into educational opportunities.

Educating for impact

An interview with Reimagine Education award-winning Taylor’s University.

Effective & ethical AI: Asking the right questions

AI promises to revolutionise classrooms, but educators must pause, ponder and pave a path towards responsible implementation.

The future of education

Students are often overlooked in the fight for educational equity, but they play an essential role in being part of the solution.

Equity in higher education

How universities can support in bridging gaps for underrepresented communities.

QS Insights Magazine

Issue 14 February 2024

Education reimagined

Contents


Navigating AI for economic and societal resilience

Navigating the AI landscape can seem daunting, but universities can lead the way.

Middle East

Are students actually the consumers of universities?

China’s new AI guidelines

China new regulates use of AI generated content in research to preserve academic integrity. What's its impact on innovation and students?

How universities are tapping the heat beneath our feet to go green

Across many university campuses, administrators are looking to reduce carbon emissions by digging deep – literally.

Innovation in the classroom

Universities face a whirlwind of challenges. But with innovation in their DNA, they need to embrace change, especially with the recognition of AI's growing potential.

Education reimagined

As society grapples with the changes arising from the evolution of AI, universities need to take the lead and ask the big questions.

Students helping the world through practical projects

The transformative role of gender-smart climate finance through education and empowerment.

Meet QS ImpACT’s Eco-Champion of the Year

How organisations should protect their data

Educating for impact

An interview with Reimagine Education award-winning Taylor’s University.

Effective & ethical AI: Asking the right questions

AI promises to revolutionise classrooms, but educators must pause, ponder and pave a path towards responsible implementation.

The future of education

Students are often overlooked in the fight for educational equity, but they play an essential role in being part of the solution.

Equity in higher education

How universities can support in bridging gaps for underrepresented communities.

Contributors

Editor-in-chief Anton John Crace

Deputy Editor Afifah Darke

Content Manager Khushboo Singh

Contributing writers Nicole Chang Claudia Civinini Chloë Lane Rohan Mehra Niamh Ollerton

Guest writers Sadia Akter Zubair Junjunia Borja Santos Porras

Events Technology Manager Loh Lu Han

Marketing and PR Serena Ricci Mak Leeson

Cover Alessandro Messina

Design Kek Yea Yin

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The QS Insights Magazine is a monthly, online and print publication that highlights trends within the international education sector.

The online edition is emailed to our network of academics and university leaders worldwide. A limited number of selected copies of the print edition are also sent to university leaders around the world and distributed at QS events.

The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors. They do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of QS Quacquarelli Symonds.