EDURANK

EduRank is a global university ranking system that evaluates over 14,000 universities and colleges using a data-driven and research-focused approach. Unlike UniRank, which emphasizes online presence, EduRank focuses on academic performance, research output, and alumni impact. It offers a research-based, academic-focused ranking of universities worldwide, making it a valuable resource for those interested in scholarly reputation, rather than digital presence or marketing reach.

Key Features of EduRank:

1. Research and Publication-Based:

   • Rankings are heavily influenced by the number and quality of academic publications, citations, and research impact.

   • Data is sourced from reputable databases like Microsoft Academic Graph and other public records.

2. Alumni Influence:

   • EduRank considers the notability of alumni, including whether they’ve held influential positions or received international recognition.

3. Non-Subjective Metrics:

   • EduRank uses quantitative, publicly available data, avoiding subjective indicators like employer surveys or reputation scores.

4. Global, Regional, and Field-Based Rankings:

   • Universities are ranked globally, by country, by region, and across 246 academic disciplines (e.g., Engineering, Medicine, Economics).

Criteria for Ranking:

EduRank's ranking methodology is typically based on:

• 45% Research Performance (publications & citations)

• 45% Non-academic Prominence (web mentions, media, etc.)

• 10% Alumni Score (based on alumni achievements)

Purpose:

EduRank is designed for students, researchers, and policymakers who are interested in:

• Universities' academic strength and research excellence

• Comparing institutions in specific fields of study

• Evaluating universities' global and national influence

Website:

Explore rankings and compare institutions at: https://edurank.org