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CHINA (MAINLAND) CLAIMS QS ASIA UNIVERSITY RANKINGS TOP SPOT

by | Nov 11, 2022 | Education | 0 comments

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Quacquarelli Symonds, higher education experts, released the 15th annual QS World University Rankings: Asia—the largest-ever—featuring 760 universities: 61% declining, 14% improving, 15% unchanged and 10% brand-new.

Peking University claims Asia’s top spot, breaking the National University of Singapore’s four-year run in first. NUS falls to second while Tsinghua University comes third. China-Mainland has the most universities ranked, (128), followed by India (118) and Japan (106).  

Top-20 
20232022
12Peking University China-Mainland
21National University of SingaporeSingapore 
35Tsinghua University China-Mainland 
43= University of Hong Kong Hong Kong SAR 
53= Nanyang Technological UniversitySingapore 
6= 7Fudan University China-Mainland 
6= 6Zhejiang University China-Mainland 
814KAISTSouth Korea 
98Universiti MalayaMalaysia 
1010Shanghai Jiao Tong University China-Mainland 
1111= The University of Tokyo Japan 
12= 11= CUHKHong Kong SAR 
12= 16Yonsei University South Korea 
149HKUST Hong Kong SAR 
1513Korea University South Korea 
1615Kyoto University Japan 
1718Seoul National University South Korea 
1817Sungkyunkwan UniversitySouth Korea 
1919National Taiwan UniversityTaiwan 
2021Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan 
© QS https://www.topuniversities.com/ 
  • Japan and China boast two universities each in the top-5 for Academic and Employer Reputation. The University of Tokyo tops both these metrics.
  • India excels in research production, with three universities among the top-5 for Papers/Faculty.
  • Considering only locations with 10+ ranked institutions, South Korea enjoys the highest concentration of top-20 universities while Malaysia has the highest concentration of top-50 (17%) and top-100 institutions (22%).
  • Singapore and Hong Kong-SAR produce high-impact research, with two institutions each among the top-5 for Citations/Paper.
  • Pakistan’s Aga Khan University enjoys Asia’s highest teaching capacity according to Faculty/Student Ratio.
  • Five new entrants rank among top-100. Kazakhstan’s Al-Farabi Kazakh National University is the highest (44th).
  • Iran boasts some of Asia’s most highly trained faculty, according to QS’ Staff with PhD indicator.
  • Thailand achieves its best results for Academic Reputation, with five universities among top-100, while The Philippines for Employer Reputation, with four Filipino universities among top-100.
  • Vietnam sees most improvement – 55% of its institutions rise.

Ben Sowter QS Senior Vice-President said: “China’s sustained and substantial investment in higher education underpins today’s success, with Peking University named Asia’s best and Tsinghua University third-best. Singapore continues to punch above its weight, with two top-5 universities.

Some Asian higher education systems face challenges due to declining population.”

-PR Newswire

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