5 May 2026

SOAS Alumni, take part in the QS World University Rankings for 2028/2029

Take part in the QS World University Rankings for 2028/2029

The QS Rankings is an international league table, which is used by prospective students to compare universities and decide where to study.

How you can help

SOAS alumni can take part in the QS Rankings in one of the following three survey categories:

If you are an academic, sign up to take part in the QS Academic Reputation Survey.
If your current job involves employing staff, sign up to take part in the QS Employer Reputation Survey.
If you are currently employed, but not in the above two categories, we would like to encourage you to approach your employer to ask if they would consent to be included in the QS Employer Reputation Survey.

Please complete the forms above according to the category that applies to you.

Next steps

QS will email you the Reputation Survey in February or March 2027 from the email address rankings@qs.com. QS will not contact you for any other reason, or for more than two editions of their annual survey, without supplementary or separate consent.

If you have any questions, please email the Alumni Team at alumni@soas.ac.uk.

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