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NEW QS World University Rankings® 2011/12

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Branch campus activity shifts from the Middle East to the Far East
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Concentration of branch campuses shifts eastwards, India increases higher education participation rates to 20%, and Poland announces creation of elite research centres
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New Swiss Hotel School Player Climbs Ranking Ladder
Are you planning to study Business-BBA/MBA, Hospitality management, Hotel, Tourism or a mix of one or more of these fields in Europe?
Research power balance shifts towards Asia
Weekly news digest
Asia forecasted to outstrip North America in research spending, MIT to offer certificates to students on free online courses, and Czech universities reject fees
By Martin Ince, convener of the QS Global Academic Advisory Board
The Leiden Ranking
At the QS World University Rankings®, we are always keen to see how other people go about looking at universities. This month has been notable for the appearance of the Leiden ranking, which offers a highly specific view of academic excellence as expressed through citations.
By John O'Leary, executive member of the QS Global Academic Advisory Board
Count your saints: a new ranking criterion?
University vice-chancellors and presidents have put forward all sorts of measures that would improve their institution’s standing in rankings – from academic prizes to community projects and student exchanges.
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