College and university rankings | Wikipedia audio article
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College and university rankings


00:01:35 1 Global rankings
00:04:44 1.1 A3 Top 500 Global Universities
00:05:40 1.2 Academic Ranking of World Universities
00:07:10 1.3 Center for World University Rankings
00:07:51 1.4 Eduniversal
00:08:12 1.5 G-factor
00:08:52 1.6 Global University Ranking
00:09:55 1.7 HEEACT—Ranking of Scientific Papers
00:11:51 1.8 Human Resources &amp; Labor Review
00:13:13 1.9 High Impact Universities: Research Performance Index
00:14:22 1.10 Leiden Ranking
00:15:05 1.11 Nature Index
00:16:17 1.12 Newsweek
00:17:13 1.13 Professional Ranking of World Universities
00:17:52 1.14 QS World University Rankings
00:21:28 1.14.1 QS Asian University Rankings
00:22:31 1.14.2 QS Latin American University Rankings
00:23:20 1.15 Reuters World's Top 100 Innovative Universities
00:24:39 1.16 Round University Ranking
00:25:47 1.17 SCImago Institutions Rankings
00:26:34 1.18 Times Higher Education World University Rankings
00:28:30 1.18.1 Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings
00:29:34 1.19 U-Multirank
00:30:26 1.20 UniRanks "The Ranking of Rankings"
00:31:09 1.21 University Ranking by Academic Performance
00:32:13 1.22 U.S. News &amp; World Report's Best Global Universities Rankings
00:35:07 1.23 Webometrics
00:36:50 1.24 Wuhan University
00:37:17 2 Regional and national rankings
00:37:35 2.1 Asia
00:38:01 2.1.1 China
00:38:36 2.1.2 India
00:39:07 2.1.3 Japan
00:40:01 2.1.4 Pakistan
00:40:15 2.1.5 Philippines
00:40:34 2.1.6 South Korea
00:40:50 2.2 Europe
00:40:58 2.2.1 European Union
00:43:01 2.2.2 Austria
00:43:18 2.2.3 Bulgaria
00:43:49 2.2.4 Denmark
00:44:12 2.2.5 France
00:44:39 2.2.6 Germany
00:45:41 2.2.7 Ireland
00:46:06 2.2.8 Italy
00:46:22 2.2.9 Macedonia
00:47:03 2.2.10 Netherlands
00:47:16 2.2.11 Poland
00:47:32 2.2.12 Romania
00:47:48 2.2.13 Russian Federation
00:49:34 2.2.14 Sweden
00:49:58 2.2.15 Switzerland
00:50:23 2.2.16 Ukraine
00:50:49 2.2.17 United Kingdom
00:53:42 2.3 North America
00:53:51 2.3.1 Canada
00:55:52 2.3.2 Mexico
00:56:00 2.3.2.1 Estudio Comparativo de Universidades Mexicanas (ECUM)
00:58:39 2.3.3 United States
00:58:47 2.3.3.1 Council for Aid to Education
00:59:20 2.3.3.2 The Daily Beast's Guide to the Best Colleges
01:00:06 2.3.3.3 iThe Economist'/is "Best Colleges. The Value of University"
01:00:54 2.3.3.4 Forbes College rankings
01:02:13 2.3.3.5 The "Objective" College rankings
01:02:57 2.3.3.6 Money's Best Colleges
01:03:30 2.3.3.7 The Princeton Review Dream Colleges
01:04:03 2.3.3.8 Revealed preference rankings
01:05:06 2.3.3.9 Social Mobility Index (SMI) rankings
01:05:57 2.3.3.10 iU.S. News &amp; World Report/i college and university rankings
01:07:56 2.3.3.11 United States National Research Council Rankings
01:08:19 2.3.3.12 Faculty Scholarly Productivity rankings
01:08:41 2.3.3.13 The Top American Research Universities
01:09:24 2.3.3.14 Washington Monthly College rankings
01:10:40 2.3.3.15 TrendTopper MediaBuzz College Guide
01:12:09 2.3.3.16 American Council of Trustees and Alumni
01:13:14 2.3.3.17 Niche College Rankings
01:14:25 2.3.3.18 Other
01:16:49 2.4 Oceania
01:16:57 2.4.1 Australia
01:17:13 2.5 South America
01:17:21 2.5.1 QS University Rankings: Latin America
01:17:51 2.5.2 Argentina
01:18:09 2.5.3 Brazil
01:18:35 2.5.4 Chile
01:19:26 3 Criticism
01:20:14 4 See also
01:20:27 5 Sources
01:21:03 6 Notes and references
01:21:13 7 External links



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College and university rankings are rankings of institutions in higher education which have been ranked on the basis of various combinations of various factors. Rankings have most often been conducted by magazines, newspapers, websites, governments, or academics. In addition to ranking entire institutions, organizations perform rankings of specific programs, departments, and schools. Various rankings consider combinations of measures of funding and endowment, research excellence and/or influence, specialization expertise, admissions, student options, award numbers, i ...