University Rankings in 2011

QS produces a number of university rankings including QS World University Rankings 2011, Asian University Rankings and also subject rankings for universities around the world.

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Welcome to the QS World University Rankings® 2011/2012 - among the most trusted university rankings available. Here you will can find all you need about the QS World University Rankings® now including university fees information. View the world’s leading overall universities in the world, the best universities by subject rank area, and the best universities as voted by employers.

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QS Latin American University Rankings

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QS Asian University Rankings 2011

Since 2009 we have produced the QS Asian University Rankings in partnership with The Chosun Ilbo newspaper in Korea to rank the top 200 Asian universities.

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  • By John O'Leary, QS Academic Advisory Board
    Ministers in the UK have become the latest to use QS rankings as a measure of universities’ performance
    By Martin Ince, convener of the QS Academic Advisory Board
    Japan is a safe, developed country whose culture has global appeal, an international centre for design and style. Just the place that students might flock to from around the world. Except that they don’t.
    By John O'Leary, QS Academic Advisory Board
    The first global ranking of student cities will be published by QS during February, in response to worldwide demand for more independent information on the locations of the leading universities.
    By Martin Ince, convener of the QS Global Academic Advisory Board
    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
    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.
    By John O'Leary, executive member of the QS Global Academic Advisory Board
    The number of Asian institutions in the top 100 of the QS World University Rankings® will double by 2025, Professor Bertyl Andersson, the president of Nanyang Technological University (NTU), in Singapore, predicted in a keynote address to last month’s QS-APPLE conference, in Manila.
    By John O'Leary, executive member of the QS Global Academic Advisory Board
    Universities in seven Arab countries have been classified as part of an international project that is intended to lead to a better understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of higher education across the Middle East and North Africa.

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    QS Intelligence Unit

    HE News Brief 30.1.12

    by Abby Chau   SOUTH

    Classifying higher education institutions in the MENA region

    By John O’Leary, executive member

    The Leiden Ranking

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