Why are universities struggling with AI integration? 

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Written by Laura Lightfinch for QS Insights Magazine.    Higher education plays a huge role in the understanding and advancement of AI through vital research and in shaping discussions through higher education conferences and in the media. Though, when it comes to incorporating AI into the university experience, regulation and legislature can make it difficult for higher

How can Australian universities capitalise on successful diversification efforts?

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By Jeroen Prinsen, QS Executive Director, Asia Pacific In some ways, Australian universities have mitigated student recruitment risks already. Compared to the other ‘big four’ international student destination markets, Australia is less reliant on China and India for enrolments.  Using Government of Australia data, we can see that this diversification has been driven by increases

How can American and Canadian universities recruit more international students in 2024?

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The findings from the QS International Student Survey 2024 show that those interested in studying in the US and Canada are looking for high-quality teaching, a welcoming environment for international students and affordable programs with scholarship opportunities.   What else do students looking to study in the US and Canada want? In our brand-new report,

The climate for change: How university sustainability is impacting student decision-making

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Written by Leigh Kamolins, QS Director of Analytics and Evaluation. Originally published by the Higher Education Policy Institute. What matters to students continues to evolve as the world around them changes. Through QS data and analytics – including the International Student Survey which collates the perspectives and motivations of over 115,000 international students annually –

Rankings released! QS Executive MBA Rankings 2024 

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The QS Executive MBA Rankings 2024 are now live!  This year, 194 institutions from 45 countries were assessed across nine indicators. These include a Global category highlighting top programmes worldwide, and separate regional ranking tables that allow students to easily compare programmes in their preferred study locations.  Additionally, we feature a ranking of Joint programmes,

What do prospective international students expect from Spanish universities? 

Spanish universities

With Barcelona playing host to the QS Higher Ed Summit: Europe recently, we have taken a deep dive into Spain’s higher education sector.  The background  The latest data from Spain’s Ministerio de Universidades shows a significant post-pandemic recovery, with international student enrolments growing nearly 30% between the 2019/20 academic year, and 2021/22 – the most

Rankings released! QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025 

QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025

The QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025 are now live!    The first series of regional rankings to be released this year, we’ve assessed 685 institutions in the Europe region, using 12 performance indicators, some of which differ to those used for the overall QS World University Rankings 2025. This approach enables direct comparisons within the

What is QS 360?

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Offers are down across UK universities (by some accounts -30% YoY). Competition is fierce. It’s time to revolutionise your student recruitment strategy.  Introducing QS 360: Our new analytics and advisory solution for student recruitment.  Combining 30 years of analytics with decades of advisory expertise, we have developed one complete solution to help you recruit smarter.