Coverage

The tertiary world, at institutional depth.

See which countries, institutions and subjects are available in CoreBridge Intelligence. Coverage varies by collection; every figure carries its publisher and reporting year.

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1,744institutions read one by one, across 43 countries
43countries, each institution on its own published record
65countries on World Bank development indicators
81international student source markets, each with its own page
1,800+published measures, defined by each country’s own collections
1990–2026reporting years, earliest to latest

The 43 countries: Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, and 37 European countries from Poland to Malta, Türkiye among them. Hong Kong, Singapore and South Africa are read at market level and are not in the count. In the Edition’s menu, the Middle East and North Africa sits under Asia. Counted from the Edition’s own data on 29 September 2026.

Fourteen collections

One set of definitions, from a single institution to the world.

Within a system, every institution is read on the same published measures and years. Across systems, the Edition sets side by side only the measures the collections define closely enough to sit in one row, and names what still differs.

By country and collection.

A full edition reads each of a country’s institutions at the depth Australia has today. Peers are read on the measures their own collections publish. Beta marks a tool still being built out.

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Australia

Institutions: 37 public universities in the Table A benchmark (Adelaide University counted once, as its two predecessors combined before 2026; Batchelor Institute sits in the TAFE and institute collections) and 4 private universities (Table B); 22 public TAFEs with an audited annual report; 44 medical research institutes registered with the ACNC; CSIRO.
Subjects: Students, staff, finance, research, equity, international students and source markets, courses and admissions, graduate outcomes, commercialisation and partners, grants, philanthropy, estates and campuses, enterprise agreements and pay, governance, compacts, jobs and skills, safety.
Depth: System, institution, field and function.
Dates: 1992 to 2026. Department of Education finance to 2024; 2025 from audited annual reports for 27 universities; international enrolments to May 2026.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking; board paper (beta); CFO model (beta); financial stress test (beta); Sector Scenario Lab (beta); Market Intelligence deck; University report; Rosie (beta).

Open dashboard now; full edition end of 2026

United Kingdom

Institutions: 157 universities: HESA providers with university in their name, plus 11 bodies with university status. It includes privately funded universities, for example BPP University and the University of Buckingham; specialist conservatoires and other non-university providers are not in it.
Subjects: Students, finance, staff, graduate outcomes, knowledge exchange, estates, student experience, admissions, visas, research assessment and funding.
Depth: Institution, department and subject.
Dates: 2006 to 2026. HESA 2024/25; NSS 2026; UCAS 2025 cycle; visas to the June 2026 quarter.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking; board paper (beta); financial stress test (beta); CFO model (beta).

Open dashboard now; full edition 2027

New Zealand

Institutions: The eight universities.
Subjects: Students and participation, including Māori and Pacific students; finance; research; graduate outcomes.
Depth: Institution.
Dates: 2004 to 2025. Tertiary Education Commission finance 2004 to 2024; performance data refreshed February 2026.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking; board paper (beta).

Peers now; full edition 2027

United States

Institutions: 279 research universities: the 146 Carnegie R1 and 133 R2 institutions, from IPEDS.
Subjects: Enrolment, finance, staff, salaries, admissions, completions, tuition.
Depth: Institution.
Dates: 2020 to 2025. Financial year 2024 and fall 2024 are provisional.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking; board paper (beta).

Peers now; full edition 2027

Canada

Institutions: 89 universities in Statistics Canada’s table; audited finance for the 19 with an extracted annual report.
Subjects: Enrolment, graduates, staff, research council funding, research chairs.
Depth: Institution.
Dates: 2009 to 2025; the 2023/24 academic year is the latest.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking; board paper (beta).

The Canadian page: three research councils

Available now: 845 universities in 27 countries

European Union

Institutions: 845 PhD-awarding universities across the 27 member states, from the European Tertiary Education Register, pooled by country. The United Kingdom is held separately.
Subjects: Students, staff, finance, research, mobility.
Depth: Institution and country pool.
Dates: 2019 to 2023.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking.

Available now: 229 universities in 6 countries

Europe outside the EU

Institutions: Türkiye’s 201 universities with their own benchmark pool, and 28 in Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Andorra, from the European Tertiary Education Register.
Subjects: Students, staff, finance, research, mobility.
Depth: Institution and country pool.
Dates: 2019 to 2023.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking.

Available now: 28 universities in 4 countries

Western Balkans and Eastern Europe

Institutions: 28 universities in Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo, from the European Tertiary Education Register.
Subjects: Students, staff, finance, research, mobility.
Depth: Institution and country pool.
Dates: 2019 to 2023.
Tools: Rank and compare; the CHESS Ranking.

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Hong Kong

Institutions: The eight UGC-funded universities, on the University Grants Committee’s published lines.
Subjects: Income, spending and research funding, in Hong Kong dollars.
Depth: System.
Dates: 2019/20 to 2025/26.
Tools: Rank and compare on the published system measures.

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Singapore

Institutions: The six autonomous universities: NUS, NTU, SMU, SIT, SUTD and SUSS.
Subjects: Graduate employment and pay from the Graduate Employment Survey; audited finance for NUS and NTU.
Depth: System.
Dates: 2013 to 2024.
Tools: Rank and compare on the published system measures.

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Middle East and North Africa

Institutions: One institution held today: New York University Abu Dhabi, on its own filings. Listed under Asia in the Edition’s menu.
Subjects: Income, spending and result, as filed.
Depth: Institution.
Dates: 2009 to 2025.
Tools: Rank and compare on the published measures.

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South Africa

Institutions: Eleven public universities on their own audited statements, in rand as printed.
Subjects: Income and result, each at its own financial year and basis.
Depth: System.
Dates: FY2024 and FY2025.
Tools: Rank and compare on the published system measures.

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International student markets

Institutions: 81 source markets: every nationality with at least 500 enrolments in Australia in 2025, each with its own page; smaller markets fold into the national total.
Subjects: Enrolments and commencements in higher education, vocational education, English language and schools, by state.
Depth: Market, sector and state.
Dates: 2005 to 2025, plus the year to May 2026.
Tools: Rank and compare; Market Intelligence deck.

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Countries and systems

Institutions: 15 OECD economies on 322 measures; 65 countries on 61 World Bank development and human-capital indicators.
Subjects: Education systems, research funding, workforce and macroeconomic context.
Depth: Country.
Dates: 1990 to 2025; the last complete year is capped at 2025.
Tools: Rank and compare.

Where two systems define a measure differently, the page says so. Medical research institutes: 44 are registered; 39 reported in 2025. Screens show the Edition as a signed-in seat sees it; the institutions shown are examples, not customers.

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