This blog was kindly provided by Jessica Turner, Chief Executive of QS.
Over the last three years, the global higher education sector has demonstrated its resilience and ability to reinvent itself following the COVID-19 pandemic and institutions are now seeking to understand how they can better manage and improve their performance. Current predictions estimate that the global higher education market could reach $433 billion by the end of the next decade.
An increasing market has led to increased competition, with universities around the world competing to attract students by demonstrating their strengths. For universities, it is vital to know how they perform not only so they can find students but also so that they can benchmark themselves against their international peers. Higher education performance insights provide the means for institutions to assess impact throughout the sector and amongst their competitors, using the metrics that matter most to them.
