Korean universities absent from QS Asia top 10; Hong Kong schools rise on state backing
Despite the growing global interest in Korean education, no Korean universities made it into Asia’s top 10 in the latest QS rankings — a stark reminder that establishing a presence in the international academic arena remains one of the country’s greatest challenges. Analysts say Korean universities must increase the number of quality faculty members and provide programs tailored for international students, while the government needs to cut financial regulations that prevent schools from strengthening their global competitiveness. According to the QS World University Rankings: Asia 2026 released on Nov. 4, the top 10 spots were dominated by institutions from Hong Kong, China and Singapore, with five from Hong Kong, three from mainland China and two from Singapore. The University of Hong Kong claimed the top spot. Meanwhile, Korean universities saw their overall standings fall, with none placing in the top 10 for the first time in four years. Yonsei University, which ranked ninth last year as the only Korean institution in the top 10, dropped to 11th place this year. Korea UniversityWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times
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