UP, Ateneo in world's top 50 English-teaching universities
07/06/2011
MANILA, Philippines - The University of the Philippines (UP) and the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) are among the top 50 English-teaching universities in the world, education and career network QS reported.
State-run UP in Diliman, Quezon City is the country's top English-teaching university this year, ranking 34th in the world, followed closely by private school ADMU at 35th place.
De La Salle University (DLSU) was in the 50-100 bracket while University of Santo Tomas (UST) belonged to the 101-150 bracket.
QS did not provide specific ranks for universities that did not make it to the top 50.
Schools from the United States dominated the top 10 list of English-teaching universities: Harvard University (1st), University of California, Berkeley (4th), Yale University (5th), Columbia University (6th), Stanford University (8th), University of California, Los Angeles (9th) and University of Chicago (10th).
University of Oxford and University of Cambridge, which are both in the United Kingdom, ranked 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
University of Toronto in Canada, meanwhile, landed in 7th place.
QS announced the top 200 universities in Asia last May, and 4 Philippine schools made it to the list. UP ranked 62nd, followed by ADMU (65th), UST (104th) and DLSU (107th).
Kabataan party-list Rep. Raymond Palatino earlier lamented that except for UP, all of the country's state colleges and universities (SUCs) are still neglected by the government.
He noted that the Philippines is "dominated by private schools." There are only 112 SUCs in the country with a population of 90 million, he add
State-run UP in Diliman, Quezon City is the country's top English-teaching university this year, ranking 34th in the world, followed closely by private school ADMU at 35th place.
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| No. 34 University of the Philippines - Diliman |
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| No. 35 Ateneo de Manila University |
De La Salle University (DLSU) was in the 50-100 bracket while University of Santo Tomas (UST) belonged to the 101-150 bracket.
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| No.50-100 Bracket De La Salle University - Manila |
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| No. 101-150 Bracket University of Sto. Tomas |
QS did not provide specific ranks for universities that did not make it to the top 50.
Schools from the United States dominated the top 10 list of English-teaching universities: Harvard University (1st), University of California, Berkeley (4th), Yale University (5th), Columbia University (6th), Stanford University (8th), University of California, Los Angeles (9th) and University of Chicago (10th).
University of Oxford and University of Cambridge, which are both in the United Kingdom, ranked 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
University of Toronto in Canada, meanwhile, landed in 7th place.
QS announced the top 200 universities in Asia last May, and 4 Philippine schools made it to the list. UP ranked 62nd, followed by ADMU (65th), UST (104th) and DLSU (107th).
Kabataan party-list Rep. Raymond Palatino earlier lamented that except for UP, all of the country's state colleges and universities (SUCs) are still neglected by the government.
He noted that the Philippines is "dominated by private schools." There are only 112 SUCs in the country with a population of 90 million, he add
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