It is always interesting to read the reactions of the good and the great of the academic world to the latest rankings from Times Higher Education (THE). Rectors, vice chancellors and spokespersons of various kinds gloat over their institutions' success. Opposition politicians and journalists demand rolling heads if a university falls.
What nobody seems to do is take a look at the ranking methodology or the indicator scores which can often say as much about a university's success or failure than any amount of government funding, working as a team or dynamic leadership.
The citations indicator in the latest THE Emerging Economies Rankings is supposed to measure research impact and officially accounts for twenty per cent of the total weighting. In practice its weighting is effectively larger because universities in every country except the one with the most impact benefit from a country adjustment.
Here are the top ten universities in the emerging world for research impact according to THE.
1. Jordan University of Science and Technology
2. Cyprus University of Technology
3. University of Desarrolio
4. Diego Portales University
5. Southern University of Science and Technology China
6. University of Crete
7. University of Cape Town
8. Indian Institute of Technology Indore
9. Pontifical Javeriana University
10. University of Tartu
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