The International Ranking Systems

     The international ranking systems for universities are significantly influenced by intense competition at both national and global levels. The objectives encompass enhancing university quality, promoting the dissemination of knowledge within the scientific community, and aiding students in their university selection process. These ranking systems are designed to establish an institution’s placement relative to others based on a comprehensive set of criteria and indicators. Subsequently, the ranked lists of universities and institutions are publicized. These rankings are an essential element of higher education systems, contributing to the enhancement of university quality through purposeful, structured, and accurate performance evaluations. A thorough grasp of the criteria and indicators within the global ranking systems enables the formulation of policies, the development of strategic plans, and the design of comprehensive performance metrics for institutions and universities. By fostering a competitive environment, these systems facilitate rapid progress and the realization of higher

education objectives.

The International Ranking Systems:
Shanghai Ranking

Leiden Ranking

SCImago Institutions Rankings

QS World University Rankings

Webometrics

Times Higher Education World Rankings

ISC World Universities Ranking