Strolling around the exhibition hall at the APAIE conference in Kuala Lumpur, I gathered a pile of promotional literature from various universities.
As expected, a lot of this referred to international university rankings. Here are some examples.
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan: THE Japan University Rankings 21st, QS World Rankings Asia 100% for internationalisation.
Yonsei University, Korea: QS Asia University Rankings 19th
Hanyang University, Korea: QS, Reuters Asia's Innovative 100 universities
Sabinci University, Turkey: THE
University of Malaya: QS world rankings 87th
Hasanuddin University: QS Asian Rankings, Webometrics
Keio University, QS, THE, Asia Innovative Universities
Novosibirsk State University, Russia: QS World, EECA and subject rankings
China University of Geosciences; US News Best Global Universities.
Mahidol University, Thailand, cites US News, GreenMetric, THE, National Taiwan University, uniRank, URAP,, and QS.
The QS- THE duopoly seems to be holding up fairly well but there are signs that some universities are exploring other international rankings.
Also, in a report on Malaysia, Prof Nordin Yahaya of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia referred to URAP, produced by the Middle East Technical University, to measure the country's research performance.
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