QS Asian University Rankings: Only One Philippines Enters Top 100 Chinese Peking University Ranks First

Quacquarelli Symonds, an international education market consulting company, recently released a ranking of Asian universities in 2023. Among them, only the National University of the Philippines (UP) entered the top 100 universities, while Manila Athenian Yao University, De La Salle University and St. Thomas University entered the top 200.

The top universities in the Philippines are:

1. National University of the Philippines (UP) -89th place

2. Ateneo de Manila (AdMU) -134th

3. University of De La Salle (DLSU) -17 1st

4. University of St. Thomas (UST) -175th

5. Davao Athenian Yao University (AdDU) -551-600th

6. Mapua University (Mapua University) -551-600th

7. Siliman University (Siliman University) -551-600th

8. Medan Island University-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT) -601-650th

9. Saint Louis University (Saint Louis University) -651-700th

10. Xavier University (Xavier University) -651-700th

11. Adamson University (Adamson University) -701-750th

12. Cebu University of Science and Technology (Cebu Technological University) -701-750th

13. Central Luzon State University (Central Luzon State University) -701-750th

14. China Cotton Lanlao Island University (Central Mindanao University) -701-750th

15. Central University of the Philippines (Central Philippine University) -701-750th

16. Lyceum of the Philippines University-701-750th

The top 10 universities in Asia are:

1. Peking University

2. National University of Singapore

3. Tsinghua University

4. University of Hong Kong

5. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

6. Fudan University

7. Zhejiang University

8. Korea Institute of Science and Technology

9. University of Malaysia

10. Shanghai Jiaotong University

This ranking of universities in Asia involves 760 universities, the most in history. A total of 186 universities in China have entered the list, ranking first in Asia. This is followed by the 118 of India and the 106 of Japan.

This ranking has 11 evaluation indicators, including the reputation of the university in academia, the evaluation of the university by employers, the ratio of faculty to students, the average number of citations of papers, the ratio of international faculty to international students, the ratio of faculty with doctoral degrees, International research network, etc.