The QS World University Rankings 2022 will be released on 8 June.
This year’s rankings will be the largest ever published by QS, with 1,300 institutions featured overall.
As with previous years’ results, universities from around the world have been assessed according to six different criteria: academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty to student ratio, citations per faculty, ratio of international faculty members and ratio of international students. To learn more ahead of our launch, consult the rankings methodology.
Whether you’re just beginning your university research or already narrowing down the list of institutions you want to apply to, university rankings can be a useful way to make quick comparisons between institutions.
Once you’re ready to learn more, each university included in our rankings also has a profile page full of details about that institution, from available degree programs to facilities and tuition fees.
You can also meet many of the universities included in the QS World University Rankings at one of our events.
We’ll also be publishing a series of articles on TopUniversities throughout this month which explore the rankings in detail, assess some of the most popular study destinations and explain how the rankings are calculated and constructed.
Check back on 8 June to discover the top universities in your preferred study destination and take the first step towards your perfect university experience.
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