Following on the heels of regional rankings for Asia, Latin America, the Arab Region and emerging Europe & central Asia (EECA), the BRICS ranking is dominated at the top with Chinese universities. Seven of this year’s top 10 universities are Chinese, with Tsinghua University retaining its number one spot from last year. It’s closely followed by Peking University in second and Fudan University in third, both of which are non-movers.
The BRICS ranking is compiled using eight different indicators, including the ratio of faculty to students, the proportion of academic staff with a PhD and the institution’s reputation among academics and employers. More information about the methodology can be found here.
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Following on the heels of regional rankings for Asia, Latin America, the Arab Region and emerging Europe & central Asia (EECA), the BRICS ranking is dominated at the top with Chinese universities. Seven of this year’s top 10 universities are Chinese, with Tsinghua University retaining its number one spot from last year. It’s closely followed by Peking University in second and Fudan University in third, both of which are non-movers.
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