Par Adrien de Tricornot et Marine Miller. Initiative européenne, le classement U-Multirank a été lancé face au risque de voir le classement de Shanghaï – le classement des 500 meilleures universités du monde établi par le cabinet indépendant Shanghai Ranking Consultancy – marginaliser les établissements du Vieux Continent. Depuis 2014, ce classement tente de prendre en compte de nombreux critères, et pas seulement la recherche comme celui de Shanghaï. Voir l'article...
Par Gary Dagorn. Comme vous avez peut-être pu le lire ailleurs, la France compte, comme l’an dernier, vingt-deux de ses universités dans le classement complet, mais n’a plus que trois universités présentes dans le top 100, là où elle en comptait quatre l’an dernier. Voir l'article...
By Angel Calderon. The Academic Ranking of World Universities, or ARWU, is reputed for its stability from year to year, but the 14th annual edition released on 15 August brought some surprises. There were 38 new entrants to the top 500 (compared to 25 in 2014). Further, some institutions moved up or down more than 100 places. More...
By Thomas J. Botzman. It is also in the business of ranking our nation’s colleges and universities. In its ninth annual supplement, “America’s Top Colleges 2016,’’ Forbes graded private institutions of higher education based on their financial well-being (www.forbes.com). It handed out letter grades to these institutions based upon 10 metrics. More...
Tsinghua and Peking universities given spots at 58 and 71 respectively while Harvard stays top for 14th year. More...
Par . De nombreux classements d’universités sont aujourd’hui établis par des journaux spécialisés ou des institutions académiques. Les classements de Shanghai, du Times Higher Education, de QS, du Financial Times, de RePeC, de l’Etudiant… parmi tant d’autres, informent les futurs étudiants, leurs parents, les établissements d’éducation supérieure, le personnel universitaire et les autorités publiques. Voir l'article...
By . Six Australian universities made the top 100 best global research institutions in the 2016 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), released today – two more than the previous year. More...
By . Nearly ten years ago I confronted an expert about what she claimed was an “African phenomenon” in higher education. She was reluctant to provide me with the raw data upon which this “phenomenon” was premised, so I vigorously contested her claim. More...
By Lianna Brinded. Switzerland, France, and Britain have the most universities in top 19 ranking of where graduates earn the most in Europe.
That is according to Emolument.com's table of European colleges with the highest earning graduates. More...
Commentary from Damtew Teferra. Nearly ten years ago I confronted an expert about what she claimed was an “African phenomenon” in higher education. She was reluctant to provide me with the raw data upon which this “phenomenon” was premised, so I vigorously contested her claim. More...
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