CityU makes its debut in the QS Asia University Rankings

 

The international higher education research institution Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) recently released the QS Asia University Rankings 2026. City University of Macau (CityU) made its debut on the list, securing the 433rd position this year. Following its inclusion in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, this marks another listing into a globally influential and authoritative university ranking, further demonstrating that the international recognition of its educational quality and academic reputation.

 

In recent years, CityU has thoroughly implemented the national strategy of building China a leading country in education, science and technology and talent. Guided by the integrated development of education, technology and talent, and aligned with the SAR government’s development positioning of “one center, one platform, one base” as well as the goal of moderate economic diversification, the University has continuously optimized its academic programs, strengthened its faculty team, enhanced research output and steadily expanded its scale. It is committed to cultivating high caliber, applied, practical and patriotic talent with international competence.Looking ahead, the University will continue to uphold its educational vision of “Macao’s Characteristics, China Soul, and Global Vision”, striving to become an excellent university characterized by “AI-enhanced interdisciplinary integration of arts and sciences, industry-academia-research collaboration, and high-quality, distinctive development”.

 

The British education consultancy Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) first launched its annual World University Rankings in 2004, and this list has since become one of the most influential global higher education rankings. The QS Asia University Rankings are based on QS’s assessment of Asian universities across 11 indicators, including academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty student ratio, and international research network. This year’s ranking is the largest to date, covering over 1,500 universities.

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