Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
High rank nobody trusy, whem low rank said rubbish uni. It’s ok to go with high number of journal and slowly moving towards quality instead of lack of journal
For overall world rankings, I suggest using TIMES.
Don't take rankings too seriously. You cannot convince me that NUS is better than UCLA, UW, UMich and many more. Focus not just on the academic side, but also the alumni network and your social life. Frankly, for undergraduate program, many universities have more or less the same quality despite the big difference in ranking. What's going to set you apart is recognition, networking, etc.
One last thing to note - if you're looking solely at US universities, I highly recommend US News rankings over anything. My undergraduate school USC is far better than many many US schools here, but they're not ranked that well in world rankings if you see TIMES or QS. USC is one of the top tier schools in US and their alumnis. Check out how many award winners have graduated from here. The alumni network is perhaps the best in US (comparable to Harvard?).
But when you see my graduate school Columbia University which is an Ivy League school, it is ranked insanely good in TIMES and QS, but they're not ranked too well in local rankings by US News. In fact, you could check acceptance rate and see that USC has insanely low acceptance rate - lower than many Ivy League schools too.
edit: Oh yes don't forget on subject rankings too. Harvard > CMU but CMU CS >> Harvard CS
This post has been edited by trojandude: Apr 6 2021, 08:51 AM
Then what rank will be believable? 599th? 1,000th?
It's good thing our public unis constantly ranked higher, and it's not just in QS ranking only. UM always ranked among Top 200 from decades ago so does UKM/USM/UPM/UTM which always ranked among Top 500. So this latest ranking is not really surprising at all.
I guess most people who butthurt are the overseas graduates which their unis are not even listed in Top 500 or Top 1000.
This post has been edited by Sagiez: Apr 6 2021, 08:42 AM
How are public university in malaysia conducting more research than famous/prestigious university oversea? I mean they are consider top tier school.
Publication. Malaysia go high in rank because of lots of publication.
If you are looking for a course, don't look at university ranking, but course ranking. Similarly, if looking for supervisor, forget ranking. Just some people want to benchmark all uni. Thats all
Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
Frankly I dont know any yr famous universities.
If famous will be rank higher. I think sunway & uitm will rank higher UM.
Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
Different publication ranks based on different criteria thats all
The most important element is the student. If the student is willing to learn and has good attitude and humility, any decent university will do.
We should be happy that Malaysian university is ranked well.
Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
University of Malaya were once very reputable until politicians start messing around with education. Once more famous than Singapore university.
Anyone wonder how public university in malaysia have high ranking as compare to other oversea famous university? Is it really that case? For example base on qs world university ranking, University of malaya ranked 59 is somehow higher than famous University like Brown University, University of Wisconsin Madison, university of Warwick, UT Austin, NTU (Taiwan) and Uwashington. I wonder is it true and should we trust them? Feel free to give your opinion.
It's a matter of methodology.
I could come up with a methodology placing Malaysia universities in the top 10.
Last time I applied for UPU, I saw some of my friends willing to take strange courses just to get into Malaysian research universities. This is the most amusing approach I've ever seen. I'm not sure why people are so obsessed with rankings. I see no problem with attending a low-ranking university as long as MQA accredits the course. After all, they squandered their futures to be proud of their studies at prestigious universities. They do something unrelated to their degree after graduating. If they are interested in the degree, they should study until they obtain a Ph.D. before entering academia. That will make more sense.
After all, going to IPTA serves one useful purpose: saving money. Going to a high-ranking IPTA makes sense only if you do well in Pre-U. Otherwise, choose a course rather than a university.
Mostly relevant for science, engineering, business and technology subjects, this factor is increasingly becoming a priority for universities and students. It indicates the commercial impact of an institution’s research, which is itself a reflection of the industrial value of the research.
The industry income indicator is of fundamental importance if you prioritise the real-world application of the science and technology research.
and only 2.5% jer.... not the reason why Malaysia failed
Last time I applied for UPU, I saw some of my friends willing to take strange courses just to get into Malaysian research universities. This is the most amusing approach I've ever seen. I'm not sure why people are so obsessed with rankings. I see no problem with attending a low-ranking university as long as MQA accredits the course. After all, they squandered their futures to be proud of their studies at prestigious universities. They do something unrelated to their degree after graduating. If they are interested in the degree, they should study until they obtain a Ph.D. before entering academia. That will make more sense.
After all, going to IPTA serves one useful purpose: saving money. Going to a high-ranking IPTA makes sense only if you do well in Pre-U. Otherwise, choose a course rather than a university.
unimap is not bad depending on which course. for microelectronic, they have class 1000 clean room. i think some higher local rank uni also dont have such facility.
unimap is not bad depending on which course. for microelectronic, they have class 1000 clean room. i think some higher local rank uni also dont have such facility.
UNISEL is a private university. It is more expensive than public universities, even though it is already considered inexpensive. Due to financial constraints, I will attend public universities rather than private universities.
If you want to study engineering, there are many public universities to choose from, including UTM, USM, UMP, UNIMAP, UTHM, and UTEM.