In this ranking, Peking University ranks the highest in China (Mainland China), rising 6 places to 12, which is the highest ranking of QS World University Rankings since its establishment in 2004. Tsinghua University rose three places, ranking 14, setting the highest ranking in the history of QS world university ranking.
Among the major universities, MIT ranked first in the world for the eleventh consecutive year, Cambridge University ranked second in the world, and Stanford University ranked third. The top three universities in Asia are: National University of Singapore world ranking 1 1, Peking University surpassed Nanyang Technological University for the first time, ranking second in Asia and world ranking12; Tsinghua University ranks third in Asia with a world ranking of 14.
Different from previous years, QS uses six indicators to compile this ranking:
1. Academic reputation (40%): Based on the questionnaire feedback of more than 15 1 1,000 scholars.
2. Employer's reputation (10%): Based on the feedback from more than 99,000 employers on the relationship between universities and graduates' employability.
3. Number of citations of teachers' papers (20%): to measure the research influence, it is obtained by dividing the total number of citations of university research papers by the number of teachers in the school in five years.
4. Teacher-student ratio (20%): represents the teaching scale, which is obtained by dividing the number of students by the number of teachers, so that the global student community can refer to the class size of the selected university and other indicators.
5. Proportion of international teachers (5%): one of the two internationalization indicators of QS, which measures the proportion of non-native teachers in universities.
6. Proportion of international students (5%): The second of the two internationalization indicators of QS measures the proportion of non-native students in a university, and can also show the university's ability to attract global talents.
This year, QS also added two new unweighted indicators:
7. Employment score (0%): used to evaluate students' employability.
8. International research network (0%): analysis of international research cooperation and knowledge transfer.
There are 7 1 universities in Chinese mainland.
This year's QS World University Ranking * * * Chinese mainland University 7 1, ranking third in the world, second only to the United States (20 1) and the United Kingdom (90).
Among universities in Chinese mainland, Peking University ranks first in the world, second in Asia and the highest in China. Tsinghua University ranks 14 in the world, up 3 places from last year. The remarkable advantages of these two universities are attributed to the improvement of QS research impact index (the number of times teachers' papers are cited) and teacher-student ratio index (representing teaching scale).
In addition to Tsinghua Peking University, many mainland universities have achieved the best results in the history of QS World University Rankings.
Fudan University ranks 34th in the world, down 3 places from last year; Zhejiang University ranks 42nd in the world, up 3 places from last year; Shanghai Jiaotong University ranked 46th in the world, up 3 places from last year; China University of Science and Technology ranks 94th in the world, up 4 places from last year.
Chinese mainland 7 1 universities are as follows:
Among universities in China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the University of Hong Kong ranks 265,438+0 in the world, ranking first among universities in Hong Kong. The highest ranking in Taiwan Province Province of China is Taiwan Province University, ranking 77th in the world. The University of Macau ranks 304th in the world.