2011 Asian University Rankings

View Asia's top 200 universties or search within individual subject or criteria tables to find out which universities excel in the areas that matter to you.

Welcome to the full results of the 2011 QS Asian University Rankings. View Asia's top 200 institutions overall, or search within individual subject or criteria tables to find out which universities excel in the areas that matter to you.

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Subject
Arts & Humanities
Engineering & Technology
Social Sciences & Management
Natural Sciences
Life Sciences & Medicine

Academic Criteria
Academic Reputation
Employer Reputation
Faculty Student
International Faculty
International Students
Citations per Paper

Methodology
Asian University Rankings vs World University Rankings
Academic Reputation Index
Employer Reputation
Faculty Student Ratio
Bibliometrics - Papers per Faculty and Citations per Paper
Methodology: International Factors

News digest

15,000 places to be cut from UK universities, per-student funding levels at US public universities in decline, and research reveals benefits of attending summer school

By John O'Leary, QS Academic Advisory Board

UK universities challenged to rank in QS top 100

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

Japanese universities move towards new era

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.

QS Best Student Cities 2012

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.

Branch campus activity shifts from the Middle East to the Far East

News digest

Concentration of branch campuses shifts eastwards, India increases higher education participation rates to 20%, and Poland announces creation of elite research centres