QS World University Rankings: Asia 2024

QS World University Rankings: Asia 2024

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*Best Universities in Asia Revealed*

LONDON, Nov. 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The QS World University Rankings: Asia 2024, evaluating  academic and employer recognition, research prowess, teaching resources and internationalisation, is the largest ever, showcasing 857 institutions from 25 countries and territories, including 149 newcomers. *Peking University* retains its title as Asia's best university for a second consecutive year, followed by The University of Hong Kong and the National University of Singapore in second and third place, respectively.  *India emerges as Asia's most represented nation*, boasting 148 ranked universities—a significant increase of 30 from last year. Mainland China follows with 133, and Japan features 96. Myanmar, Cambodia, and Nepal are included for the first time.


*Asia Top 20*

*2024*

*2023*


*Location*

*1*

1

Peking University

CN

*2*

4

The University of Hong Kong

HK

*3*

2

National University of Singapore

SG

*=4*

5

Nanyang Technological University

SG

*=4*

3

Tsinghua University

CN

*6*

6=

Zhejiang University

CN

*7*

6=

Fudan University

CN

*8*

12=

Yonsei University

KR

*9*

15

Korea University

KR

*10*

12=

Chinese University of Hong Kong

HK

*=11*

10

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

CN

*=11*

9

Universiti Malaya

MY

*13*

8

KAIST

KR

*14*

11

The University of Tokyo

JP

*15*

14

HKUST

HK

*16*

17

Seoul National University

KR

*=17*

23

City University of Hong Kong

HK

*=17*

16

Kyoto University

JP

*19*

18

Sungkyunkwan University

KR

*20*

22

Tohoku University

JP


*China* leads as Asia's premier research hub, with 24 universities ranked in the top 50 for Citations per Paper, reflecting their high-impact research. *India* shines for research volume with seven universities in the top 10 for Papers per Faculty and is noted for its high proportion of staff holding PhDs.

*Japan* maintains strong international reputation among employers and academics. *Kazakhstan* leads in Central Asia with one university in the top 100.

*Singapore*'s higher education remains at the forefront in Asia, with two universities in the top five and marked research impact. *South Korea* demonstrates academic excellence, with two of its universities rising into the top 10.

*Malaysia* is recognised for its outstanding internationalisation efforts. *Iran *leads Asia in research productivity and staff with PhDs.* Indonesia* and *Thailand *shine for high proportion of International Faculty, and* Vietnam* achieves its best performance in employer reputation.

Ben Sowter, QS Senior VP, said: "This year's rankings affirm that perseverance in enhancing academic standards and research quality is pivotal for the progress of Asia's higher education sector."         

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