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Guide to Services Welcome Trusted. Independent. Global Guide to Services Welcome Contents QSIU Client Base 2 Wharton-QS Stars Awards 2014 - Reimagine Education 4 QS Stars for Universities and Business Schools 6 Benchmarking Services 10 Academic Reputation Dataset 12 Consulting Service 14 Partner Identification Services 16 QS World University Rankings® 18 Academic Branding Portfolio 20 Meet the Team 26 “The QS rankings rate the world’s top 400 universities, evaluating each institution’s strengths in research, teaching, the employability of its graduates and international outlook.” BBC News, 11th September, 2012 “The reports have served us to better know our strengths and deficiencies/opportunities as a teaching and research university and to take appropriate actions for improvement.” Dr. Francisco J. Cantu. 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