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    Le 31 università europee nella migliore classifica accademica delle università mondiali 2024

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    5. Lofteed on

      that the countries withthe highest numbet of english speaking universities

    6. Jeuungmlo on

      The ranking is based on:
      10% – How many alumni have a Noble Prize or a Fields Medal
      20% – How many in the staff have a Noble Prize or a Fields Medal
      20% – How many in the staff that Reuters classify as “highly cited”
      20% – How many papers they publish specifically in the journals Nature and Science
      20% – How many papers they have indexed in SCIE and SSCI
      10% – A factor to adjust for the size of the university

      In short, if you are young and looking for a good education. Ignore this type of rankings. It is almost all about how good they are at attracting researchers who publish in specific fields and in English. It tell you very little about how good the university is at things like education, basic research, or even publishing if it happens in other fields or languages.

    7. Environmental_Unit20 on

      It’s quite surprising that there aren’t any in Italy

    8. riiiiiich on

      Oh give the UK this one. *It’s all we’ve got currently.*

    10. Round_Mastodon8660 on

      Belgium and Netherlands are pretty amazing Here. Even more amazing is that in Belgium they are in the same region.

    11. hmtk1976 on

      Looks rather useless which is pretty common for these kind of rankings.

    12. DanGrizzly on

      I attended Edinburgh (Informatics) and can say confidently that it was garbage teaching and mostly trivial material, teaching me little to nothing of note. University rankings are meaningless.

    13. dynesor on

      I went to a low ranked uni for undergrad (ex-poly for uk folks) and then a higher ranked uni for masters and PhD. I found the quality of teaching and availability of the faculty to be much much better at the low ranked ex-poly than the red brick I went to later.

    15. betterbait on

      I am not even sure why German universities made it onto the list. Unlike most international universities, research programs in Germany do not get accredited to universities, and we therefore tend to rank somewhere at the bottom, despite affordable high-quality courses.

    16. conditiosinequano on

      This is distorted by the difference in academic organisation.

      Germany has only 4 top tier universities, but Leipnitz, Helmholtz, Frauenhofer and Max Planck.

      Max Planck alone is on of the 3 most important research organisations on the planet on par with Havard and the Chinese Academy of Science.

      As long as those rankings do not aggregate over all of a campus they are meaningless.

      Example Göttingen:
      Mid level uni but 3 Max Planck institutes, 1 Leipnitz Institute 1 Frauenhofer.

      MPI Nat Gö alone is a behemoth of science.

    21. Nvrmnde on

      An acclaimed scientist is not necessarily a good teacher. Unfortunately.

    24. Adventurous_Bus_437 on

      Ranking really is a complicated thing. It strongly favors the way anglosphere universities are structured. For example, here in Germany, a lot of research is happening in institutions that are attached to the university but not part of it, meaning it does not get attributed to it and thus ranks lower. And this in no way reflects the quality or research output.

    25. Kitchen_Cow_5550 on

      So per capita, Switzerland clears this one. Then comes Denmark

    26. yojifer680 on

      The protestant reformation was incredibly beneficial for education. Those countries shed the yoke of the regressive, anti-intellectual cult and rapidly became literate and educated.

    28. buddhistbulgyo on

      Luxembourg? Italy? Ireland? All with zero? Wow. Big surprise.

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