In an increasingly competitive and dynamic global education landscape, business schools play a critical role in shaping the leaders, innovators, and change-makers of tomorrow. Recognising the unique challenges and opportunities faced by business schools, we’ve developed a specialised methodology tailored to the sector. QS Stars for Business Schools is a ‘rating’ system that evaluates
The QS World University Rankings: Arab Region 2025 are now live! This year, there are 246 institutions ranked, evaluating institutions based on global recognition, research prowess, teaching resources and internationalisation across 20 countries in the Arab League, as well as in Africa and the Middle East. King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals in Saudi
QS is excited to announce that we have acquired HolonIQ, one of the world’s leading providers of education intelligence and market insights. This strategic union reinforces our role as a primary enabler of data-driven decision-making across the global education ecosystem. QS and HolonIQ share a vision to enhance the accessibility and impact of high-quality, data-driven
The upcoming elections on November 5 are a pivotal moment – not only for the American population but also for international higher education. While candidates from both major parties (Republican and Democrats) make their political stance, the sector will have to prepare for the new perceptions and decisions of prospective international students. Currently, 52% of
The QS World University Rankings: Latin America & The Caribbean 2025 are now live! Universidade de São Paulo is crowned first for another year, with strong performance in metrics including Academic Reputation, International Research Network and Papers per Faculty. Additionally, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC), Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp) and Tecnológico de Monterrey
Written by Nick Harland for QS Insights Magazine. “Absolutely horrendous,” is how one former tech worker describes the job market at the moment. “So saturated,” adds on another former tech employee Dylan Reiling. For Krysten Klosowski, the reasons for her former employer’s cutbacks were simple: “They grew too big too fast.” These stories are becoming
Universities encouraged to be creative in their ambitions for branch campuses in India The Indian Government’s National Education Plan (NEP) 2020 set out ambitious plans to revolutionise education in India, widening access to quality programmes and a global experience in-country. Speaking with higher education experts on a QS webinar titled ‘Unlocking Global Opportunities: NEP 2020’s
This article by QS Executive Director for Africa, the Middle East and South Asia, Dr Ashwin Fernandes, was originally published in Outlook India. Read their version here. For years, India has witnessed an expansionary movement of students pursuing higher education abroad, with over 1.3 million students leaving the country to study overseas in 2022 alone