Research
The QS Intelligence Unit is a part of QS which provides strategic information to business schools, universities, and employers going beyond the information contained in the World University Rankings. Its products include:
- The QS Global 200 Business Schools: The Employers' Choice, a list of the business schools that attract the most international recruiters.
- TopMBA Recruitment and Salary Report, an annual survey of MBA employers worldwide to determine trends in international salaries and recruitment.
- TopMBA Applicants Research Report, which analyses the status, attitudes, goals and ambitions of MBA applicants annually.
- TopGradSchool Applicants Research Report, analogous to TopMBA but concentrating on a broader range of postgraduate applicants.
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