2012/13 QS World University Rankings

The QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025 are now live, featuring 685 institutions evaluated on 12 performance indicators. ETH Zürich tops the list, followed by Imperial College London and the University of Oxford. This report highlights the unique metrics used for regional rankings, new entrants, and regional performance insights, including employer reputation and sustainability achievements.

The QS World University Rankings offer a comprehensive overview of the best universities worldwide, detailing the benefits of inclusion, eligibility requirements, and the calculation process. This article addresses common questions institutions have about entering the rankings, including key performance indicators and strategic steps for improvement. With insights from global surveys and a focus on sustainability, the QS rankings serve as a vital tool for institutions aiming to enhance their reputation and attract students.

The Academic Reputation Index is a significant aspect of the QS World University Rankings, attracting considerable interest. This evaluation method, alongside the Employer Reputation Index, distinguishes this ranking from others. Since its launch in 2010, over 2,500 academics have participated in the survey, and there is an opportunity to register interest for the 2011 survey.

This article examines the recent advancements in Indian higher education as reflected in the QS World University Rankings 2024. It discusses the importance of rankings in assessing quality, supporting institutions, and enhancing their global reputation. With 45 Indian universities now ranked, the piece highlights the positive changes driven by these metrics, including improved infrastructure and faculty quality, ultimately positioning Indian institutions on the global stage.

The 2011 QS World University Rankings showcase a dynamic landscape for Eastern European and Central Asian universities, with 26 institutions making the top 600. While established universities like Lomonosov Moscow State University face declines, new entrants such as Central European University are on the rise. The report highlights the importance of faculty-student ratios and the impact of international faculty on academic standing, as well as the implications of regional economic growth on university rankings.