The best universities in the world are revealed China accounts for 16 seats

>The world's best universities are announced. China accounts for 16 seats. The British international higher education and human resources research institution QS Company (Quacquarelli Sy...

The world's best universities are released. China accounts for 16 places. QS (Quacquarelli Symonds), a British international higher education and human resources research institution, announced this morning the 2011 world's best universities rankings (top 300). A total of 16 Chinese universities are on the list. For the first time, six universities in Hong Kong have entered the top 300 at the same time. Among them, the University of Hong Kong once again defeated the University of Tokyo and retained the title of "No. 1 in Asia". There are 8 universities in mainland China on the list, with Peking University and Tsinghua University ranking 46th and 47th respectively. In addition, two Taiwanese universities are on the list. This global higher education ranking survey, conducted by QS, an internationally renowned educational consulting organization, covers major universities around the world and is an important reference for students applying to study in universities. The ranking is mainly based on six indicators including academic performance, employer evaluation, internationalization of teachers and students, and citations of papers. QS pointed out that the survey of the world's best universities is based on interviews with more than 16,000 employers and 32,000 academic staff around the world. In this year's rankings, 6 of the top ten universities are occupied by American universities, and 4 are occupied by British universities. Data shows that Cambridge University has topped Harvard University for two consecutive years. Among the 16 Chinese universities on the list, in addition to Peking University, Tsinghua University and three Hong Kong universities, Fudan University ranked 91st, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Nanjing University, University of Science and Technology of China, Zhejiang University, Beijing Normal University in the Mainland, as well as Hong Kong's City University, Polytechnic University, Baptist University and Taiwan's Tsinghua University and National Cheng Kung University were all ranked outside the top 100. Top Ten Universities in the World Ranked Universities Tuition Fees 1 Cambridge University, UK, approximately US$ 22,000/year (approximately RMB 140,000) 2 Harvard University, US, approximately US$ 38,000/year (approximately RMB 242,000) 3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, approximately US$ 42,000/year (approximately RMB 268,000) 4 Yale University, US, approximately US$ 34,000/year (approximately RMB 217,000) 5 Oxford University, UK About US$22,000/year (approximately RMB 140,000) 6 Imperial College London, UK About US$34,000/year (approximately RMB 217,000) 7 University College London, UK About US$26,000/year (approximately RMB 166,000) 8 University of Chicago, USA About US$44,000/year (approximately RMB 280,000) 9 University of Pennsylvania, USA About US$28,000/year (approximately RMB 178,000) 10 Columbia University, USA About US$40,000/year (approximately RMB 255,000) Among the top 50 Asian universities 22 University of Hong Kong About US$16,000/year (approximately RMB 102,000) 25 University of Tokyo About US$8,000/year (approximately RMB 51,000) 37 Chinese University of Hong Kong About US$14,000/year (approximately RMB 89,000) 40 Hong Kong University of Science and Technology About US$10,000/year (approximately RMB 65,000) 46 Peking University About 5,300 yuan/year 47 Tsinghua University About 5,000 yuan/year Peking University’s ranking this year has increased by 1 place compared with last year, while Tsinghua University has increased by 7 places. QS company analysis said that although Peking University still focuses on basic science in recent years, the university's progress is that it has also begun to pay special attention to the development of applied science and closely integrates the research of major scientific issues with the training of high-level professionals. Tsinghua University is also committed to dual research in basic science and applied science. The relevant person in charge of QS Company said that the performance of universities in Asia this year is still very strong. Fierce competition has driven the quality of higher education in Asia, and local governments also provide abundant resources, which are of great help to the overall performance of university education.