QS Guides

This report investigates how the subject choices of Indian applicants relate to three key areas including; motivations specific to the region, the importance of subject reputation and perceptions about the international academic experience. This exposes some of motivations behind the popularity of STEM subjects in India, as well as the significance of academic freedom and professor reputation. Our data and analysis can be used by universities to enhance recruitment strategies to the region.

This report examines the relationship between graduate skills and employer expectations in today’s ever-changing labour market. Why has a rift developed between these two things, and how can we overcome this skills gap in the future? Download this guide to learn which skills are valued by employers around the world and why graduates are failing to meet their expectations.

This report explores what graduate employability means to Indian applicants, and how it intersects with a unique set of push and pull factors, university reputation and the value of the international study experience itself. We examine the narratives of Indian applicants to identify the importance of career services and what universities can do to help attract students who are already considering their future employability.

This year's Applicant Survey report provides commentary and insight on the factors driving students around the world when it comes to choosing a university. For the first time ever, the report looks at undergraduate students as well as those at master's and PhD level, providing vital information about the similarities and differences between students at each level of study.

One year on from Brexit, read this free report for insight into how leaving the EU will impact UK universities and the higher education sector.

How is the millennial generation researching higher education options? This report focuses on the decision-making journey of prospective undergraduates in the UK - covering their online research patterns, communication preferences, and challenges encountered along the way.

How can universities improve their communication with applicants in key emerging markets? Gain an in-depth view with our report.