Erasmus University Rotterdam and Rotterdam School of Management consistently achieve a competitive position in national and international rankings.
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The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) publishes a global university ranking that is based on the following indicators: quality of education, alumni employment, quality of faculty, publications, number of research papers in high influential journals, citations, position on h-index and patents. |
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The Times Higher Education World University Rankings (powered by Thomson Reuters) judges world-class universities across all of their core missions: teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook. The reputation of the university is an important factor as well. The ranking consists of the top 500 universities of the world and the 200 best in Europe. Times Higher Education World University Rankings
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The QS Top Universities World Rankings investigates 2000 universities worldwide and ranks the global top 800. The most important indicators for this ranking are: academic reputation of the university and researchers, the number and quality of the academic output, the university’s student numbers and the international orientation of the university.
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NTU Rankings provides a World University Rankings, rankings by 6 fields, and rankings by 27 selected subjects. In 2023, the World University Rankings released the top 1000, and the performance ranking in 6 fields and 27 subjects are also published from the top 100 to the top 500, including Agricultural Sciences, Environment/ Ecology, Plant & Animal Science, Chemical Engineering…, etc. Furthermore, 3 subject-specific rankings are added to the list, with the subjects being Energy Science & Engineering, Environmental Science & Engineering, Biomedical Engineering respectively.
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