DTU is named in Asia’s top 500
QS has been compiling university rankings since 2004, when it published the first "QS World University Rankings." Since then, the rankings have become one the world's most authoritative sources of comparative information on university performance.
In Asia, QS uses the following ranking criteria: academic reputation (30%), institutional prestige (20%), faculty/student ratio (10%), international research (10%), citations per paper (10%), papers per faculty (5%), and the proportions of PhDs (5%), foreign faculty (2.5%), foreign students (2.5%), inbound foreign exchange students (2.5%), and outbound foreign exchange students (2.5%).
DTU’s highest individual score was for the proportion of foreign faculty members.
DTU students in the library
DTU finished up in the 451-500 grouping and seven other Vietnamese universities have also been listed over the past few years. They are the Vietnamese National University in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and the Hanoi University of Science and Technology, both in 2015; the University of Hue and Can Tho University, in 2017; and the University of Danang and Ton Duc Thang University, in 2019.
(Media Center)
