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GLOBAL RANKINGS OF UNIVERSITIES

GLOBAL RANKINGS OF UNIVERSITIES. John O’Leary I Editor I Times Higher Education Supplement. The Times Higher Education Supplement world university rankings. Times Higher criteria. Students per member of academic staff: 20% weighting Research citations per faculty member: 20% weighting

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GLOBAL RANKINGS OF UNIVERSITIES

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  1. GLOBAL RANKINGSOF UNIVERSITIES John O’Leary I Editor I Times Higher Education Supplement

  2. The Times Higher Education Supplement world university rankings

  3. Times Higher criteria • Students per member of academic staff: 20% weighting • Research citations per faculty member: 20% weighting • Proportion of international students: 5% Weighting • Proportion of international staff: 5% weighting • QS opinion poll of 1,300 academics in 88 countries: 50% weighting

  4. Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of world universities

  5. Shanghai Jai Tong criteria • Alumni winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals: 10% weighting • Staff winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals: 20% weighting • Research citations in 21 areas: 20% weighting • Articles published in Nature and Science: 20% weighting • Articles in Science Citation Index and Social Science Citation Index: 20% weighting

  6. Times University Guide criteria • Teaching quality rating: 2.5 weighting • Research rating: 1.5 weighting • Entry standards • Students per member of academic staff • Library/computing spending • Student facilities spending • Degree classifications • Graduate destinations • Completion rate

  7. Comparing the results • TIMES HIGHER • Harvard • Berkeley • MIT • Caltec • Oxford • Cambridge • Stanford • Yale • Princeton • ETH Zurich • SHANGHAI JIAO TONG • Harvard • Stanford • Cambridge • Berkeley • MIT • Caltech • Princeton • Oxford • Columbia • Chicago

  8. Science subjects • SCIENCE • Cambridge • Oxford • Harvard • Berkeley • MIT • Stanford • Tokyo • Princeton • Caltech • Imperial • ENGINEERING • Berkeley • MIT • Stanford • IIT (India) • Imperial • Caltech • Tokyo • Cambridge • NUS • Beijing • BIOMEDICINE • Harvard • Cambridge • Oxford • Imperial • Stanford • Johns Hopkins • Karolinska • Yale • Berkeley • UC San Diego

  9. Arts subjects • HUMANITIES • Harvard • Oxford • Berkeley • Yale • Cambridge • Princeton • Beijing • Columbia • Tokyo • LSE • SOCIAL SCIENCES • Harvard • LSE • Berkeley • Oxford • Chicago • Stanford • Yale • Cambridge • MIT • NUS

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