Tunis El Manar University has climbed twelve places in the 2027 QS Arab University Rankings, moving from 41st to joint 29th. Published on 15 October by the website webdo, this regional ranking brings together 35 institutions from 20 countries across the Arab world.
What is this Arab university ranking?
Twelve places gained in a single edition: that’s a clear step forward for the Tunisian institution in this regional ranking.
The QS Arab University Rankings, in its 2027 edition, draw up a regional league table covering 35 institutions spread across 20 Arab countries. It offers a snapshot of higher education across the Arab world, beyond national rankings alone.
Tunis El Manar University now sits in 29th place, after gaining 12 spots. Among a total of 35 institutions from 20 countries, the Tunisian university ranks within this Arab ranking.
How far has Tunis El Manar progressed?
In the 2027 QS Arab Region University Rankings, Tunis El Manar University has moved from 41st to joint 29th. Twelve places gained in a single edition: that’s a clear step forward for the Tunisian institution in this regional ranking.
This result was made public on 15 October, the publication date of the QS ranking devoted to the Arab region.
Who revealed this progress?
It was the news website webdo that revealed this progress, in an article published on 15 October devoted to Tunis El Manar University. The very headline of that piece sums up the news: 12 places gained, which now place the institution 29th in the Arab world.
For webdo, this entry into the regional Top 30 is the article’s key takeaway. Beyond the figure itself, it was the publication that brought this advance for Tunis El Manar University to light.
This advance places Tunis El Manar University among the institutions worth watching closely in this regional ranking. Future editions of the QS ranking will show whether this momentum holds.
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