In the latest 2021 ranking, universities from 93 countries and regions are included, with the top 100 universities hailing from 18 countries and regions. The geopolitical competition in the global knowledge economy is becoming increasingly intense.
Oxford University tops for the fifth consecutive year, and Stanford University ranks second. The top 10 world universities continue to be occupied by US and UK institutions. Tsinghua University becomes the first Asian university to enter the world’s top 20.
Ranking Indicators
The THE ranking places greater weight on academic aspects, assessing universities through multiple dimensions such as teaching, research, citations, industry income, and more. It is more suitable for students who place high importance on the academic atmosphere of a school.
Specific ranking indicators:
Teaching (learning environment) - 30%
Research (volume of papers, income, and reputation) - 30%
Citations (research influence) - 30%
International outlook (staff, students, and research) - 7.5%
Industry income (knowledge transfer) - 2.5%
Times Higher Education World University Rankings Top 200
The rankings are still for reference only. The rankings themselves should not be used as the sole basis for university applications.
When choosing a university, you should also consider factors such as curriculum, college culture, cost of attendance, school location, campus life, and more, to make a more rational and personalized choice.
Source: @TimesHigherEducation World University Rankings
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