Source Title: 8th in Asia! The 2022QS Asian University Rankings are released, and the University of Malaya has achieved historical success!
On November 2, 2021, Quacquarelli Symonds, a global higher education research institution, released the 2022 QS Asian regional university rankings.
Classmates are very concerned about the school rankings when they apply for studying abroad, because it can greatly affect your future studies or job search.
In addition to mainstream study abroad countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia, I believe many students are also paying attention to higher education institutions in Asia such as Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
Don’t say much, make peace Big Brother Studying AbroadLet’s take a look this timeQSRank it!
Ranking index
The QS Asian University Rankings are based on 11 key indicators that assess the performance of universities to show their academic status, graduate employability, research quality and productivity, the degree of campus internationalization, and the diversity of each institution’s international cooperation.
The specific indicators and their corresponding weights are as follows:
Academic reputation (30%)
Employer reputation (20%)
Teacher-student ratio (10%)
International Research Network (10%)
Average citation rate of papers (10%) and number of papers per faculty member (5%)
Number of faculty with a doctorate degree (5%)
The proportion of international faculty (2.5%) and the proportion of international students (2.5%)
Percentage of inbound exchange students (2.5%) and outbound exchange students (2.5%)
After understanding the ranking indicators, we can further grasp the current ranking situation.
In 2022, QS Asian University Rankings has a total of 687 colleges and universities on the list, which is the largest ranking so far.
Like last year’s ranking, mainland China has the largest proportion of colleges and universities-126 of its 687 schools are on the list. India and Japan ranked second and third respectively. This year, universities in South Korea and Taiwan also performed very well.
Ranking highlights
China has maintained its dominant position in the Asian higher education system, with a total of 183 universities on the list (including 126 in Mainland China, 9 in Hong Kong, 2 in Macau, China, and 46 in Taiwan). Followed by India (118), Japan (108), South Korea (88) and Pakistan (47).
In the TOP10, the National University of Singapore has dominated the rankings for 4 consecutive years, ranking No.1 in Asia; Peking University has risen from last year’s 7th to 2nd, spanning a large span; Nanyang Technological University of Singapore and the University of Hong Kong, China are tied for third.
In the TOP10, a total of 7 universities in China are on the list. In addition to Peking University and the University of Hong Kong, which are ranked second and third, there are Tsinghua University (5), Zhejiang University (6), Fudan University (7), and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (9). ) And Shanghai Jiaotong University (10).
In the TOP10, the University of Malaya ranked eighth, up one place from the ninth place last year.
In addition, the Chinese University of Hong Kong ranked 11th in the TOP20, the City University of Hong Kong ranked 20th, Kyoto University of Japan rose 2 places to 15th, and Yonsei University of Korea ranked 16th in the TOP20 in 22 years, a significant increase .
A total of 9 colleges and universities in Hong Kong, China are on the list. Among them, the University of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the City University of Hong Kong have entered the TOP20 in Asia, and the overall stability has declined.
A total of 2 colleges and universities in Macau, China are on the list. The University of Macau ranks 96 among the top 100 in Asia. Macau University of Science and Technology is at the bottom, 205th.
A total of 46 colleges and universities in Taiwan, China are on the list, and the top ranked is Taiwan University, which is ranked 19th in Asia.
A total of 25 universities in mainland China entered the TOP100, among which Wuhan University rose by one place to rank 37; Tongji University also entered the top 50 in Asia, ranking 48.
■ Ranking of universities in Malaysia
In the 2022 QS Asian Regional University Rankings, Malaysian universities have set the best results ever, with 36 universities on the list with high profile!
Malaysia’s top five public institutions—University of Malaya (8), Putra University (27), National University of Malaysia (33), University of Science Malaysia (35) and University of Technology Malaysia (38), all entered this time TOP50 in Asia. Except for the University of Science Malaysia, which dropped by one place compared with last year, the rankings of other schools have risen slightly compared with last year!
Among them, the University of Malaya still remains in the TOP10 list in Asia. This ranking is ranked 8th in Asia, which is one place higher than the 9th place last year. Congratulations!
In addition, Taylor University (53), Petronas University of Science and Technology (72), Sita University (77) and University of Northern Malaysia (98) have also entered the list of the TOP100 universities in Asia.
Among them, Taylor’s University has risen 36 places this time, successfully defeating the Petronas University of Science and Technology to become the TOP1 private university in Malaysia! Sita University has also made significant progress, rising 28 places in the ranking, and successfully entered the Asian TOP100.
In addition, a total of 18 universities in Malaysia have entered the Asian TOP200, and a total of 25 universities have entered the Asian TOP300!
The detailed ranking of Malaysian universities is shown in the figure below
The performance of Malaysian universities in the rankings over the years is remarkable.
Among the students who have been helped by Daxiong.com.cn over the years, the proportion of students studying in Malaysia has been increasing every year. This is not only because Malaysia has a culture and habits that are only one strip away from us.
More importantly, Malaysian universities have been increasingly recognized by the international education community in recent years.
The gold content of Malaysian university diplomas has naturally increased.
Students who are interested in studying in Malaysia can refer to this QS ranking.
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