Charts How are international students changing the way they research universities? What are the most useful information sources for international students looking to study at the Big Four destinations?
Charts Which Southeast Asian economies are best prepared for the future of work? Singapore leads, but how do Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam fare?
Charts Are graduate employment rates becoming more important to students? New QS data reveals how employability is shaping student decisions.
Charts Yorkshire and the Humber could unlock a £38bn AI growth opportunity New QS analysis shows why skills supply could determine whether the region captures AI-led growth.
Charts US student mobility to Latin America is set for strong growth US student numbers to LATAM are forecast to rise sharply by 2030.
Charts Best MBA and business master’s programmes revealed Who leads the new QS Global MBA Rankings and QS Business Master's Rankings?
Charts US higher ed is changing. These three numbers show how This week, we're looking at the state of US higher education.
Charts The most automatable US jobs likely to see low growth through 2030 AI exposure does not necessarily mean fewer jobs. New QS analysis suggests the bigger divide is between work that AI can augment and work it can automate.
Charts Chinese students are prioritising outcomes when making study decisions Graduate employment, post-study work opportunities and affordability are becoming more important to Chinese students considering study abroad.
Charts The fastest growing jobs are also the most AI augmentable In the US, AI augmentation propensity correlates to higher wages and higher growth.
Charts Generative AI is now mainstream in higher education – but governance is lagging Two-thirds of academics and students now use Generative AI weekly. As adoption accelerates, universities face growing pressure to provide clearer guidance, stronger governance and AI literacy training.
Charts How does the US still lead higher education? What challenges are on the horizon? The US still leads global higher education, but QS data shows maintaining that position will require continued innovation.