China News Service, July 29. According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, the Press Office of the Comprehensive Department of Economic Policy and Property-Land Relations in Moscow, Russia, announced that Moscow ranked 25th in the QS Best Cities for International Students in 2022.
The news quoted Moscow’s Deputy Mayor Yefimov, who is in charge of economic policy and property-land relations, as saying: “The QS ranking of the best cities to study can give people a clear understanding of the plans and preferences of colleges and universities for students and graduates. The ranking is in the development process. It takes into account the responses of more than 95,000 students from around the world. Moscow has risen 18 places in the rankings in the past five years."
The Moscow Analysis Center pointed out that the QS Best Cities for International Students published in 2014 included 115 popular cities for studying in the world.
According to the information on the official QS website, the ranking indicators are based on the categories of university rankings, student portfolio, desirability, employer activities, affordability, and student opinions.
The Moscow Analysis Center explained: “Cities with high rankings have a large proportion of international students, graduates are easy to find employment, tuition and living expenses are acceptable, and positive feedback on the life experience of local students.” Factors affecting rankings also include safety, living standards, and globalization. Degree etc.
According to the Moscow Analysis Center, "This year's rise in Moscow's ranking is largely related to the increase in the score reflecting the concentration of local world-class universities. Moscow has risen by 7 places in this indicator, reaching third in the world."