In order to develop their university rankings, Times Higher Education ranks schools against 13 criteria, which look at teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook. The 2020 World University Rankings list was generated using data on more than 1800 research universities around the world. Times Higher Education also surveyed over 21 000 leading scholars on universities’ academic reputations and analyzed 77.4 million citations to over 12.8 million academic journal articles published between 2014 and 2018.
Times Higher Education’s university ranking are considered the most influential university rakings in the world because of their unparalleled expertise on the trends that reflect university performance. Their data and benchmarking tools can be useful for universities, as they can inform how they work to achieve their strategic goals, and in fact, many of the world’s top universities use them to do so.
Great work to all of the students and faculty whose hard work enabled us to achieve such a great ranking! This is something for us all to be proud of!
Source: Times Higher Education