The research impact of National Sun Yat-sen (NSYSU) College of Management faculty members has once again received international recognition! The 2026 edition of the World's Top 2% Scientists ranking has been released, recognizing 69 scholars from the College of Management across diverse fields, including business administration, information management, human resource management, and international management education, and demonstrating the College's strong, multifaceted research capabilities. 

According to a list published by NSYSU News and ranking data, the seven faculty members are Professor Chao-Min Chiu, Professor Cheng-Hsien Lee, Professor Chia-Ying Lee, Professor Jen-Her Wu, Professor Chun-Tuan Chang, Professor Wee-Keng Tan, and Professor Wei-Po Lee. 

In the Career-Long Scientific Impact Ranking (1960-2025), which reflects scholars' cumulative research impact over their careers, Distinguished Professor Chao-Min Chiu of the Department of Information Management ranked 175th globally and 3rd in Taiwan in the field of Information Systems. Professor Chia-Ying Lee of the same department ranked 324th globally and 9th in Taiwan, while Professor Jen-Her Wu, Professor Emeritus of Information Management, ranked 333rd globally and 10th in Taiwan. These achievements highlight the long- standing international academic influence of NSYSU's Information Management faculty.

In the 2025 Annual Scientific Impact Ranking, while focusing on research impact within a single year, Associate Professor Cheng-Hsien Lee of the Institute of Human Resource Management ranked 63rd globally and 1st in Taiwan in the field of Social Sciences Methods. In Information Systems, Professor Chia-Ying Lee ranked 86th globally and 2nd in Taiwan, while  Chao-Min Chiu ranked 105th globally and 3rd in Taiwan. Distinguished Professor Chun-Tuan Chang of the Department of Business Management ranked 438th globally and 8th in Taiwan in Marketing. In addition, Professor Wee-Kheng Tan of the Department of International Business Master Program and Professor Wei-Po Lee of the Department of Information Management were also recognized in the 2025 Annual Scientific Impact Ranking, reflecting their outstanding research achievements and international academic influence.

The World's Top 2% Scientists rankings were developed by a research team led by Professor John P.A. Ioannidis of Stanford University. Using data from the Scopus database, the rankings evaluate researchers' scientific impact based on indicators such as citations, the h-index, co-authorship-adjusted metrics, and the composite citation indicator (c-score). The rankings comprise two categories: career-long impact and single-year impact. They cover 20 major scientific fields and 174 subfields.

Sources: National Sun Yat-sen, NSYSU NEWS; International Business Master Program.