Times Higher Education World University Rankings, also known as World University Rankings, has cooperated with QS every year since June 2004 165438+ 10. Since 2004, Times Higher Education has been striving to provide services for students, parents, scholars, university leaders, the government and the education industry. We create university rankings to evaluate the performance of global universities on the international stage and provide resources for readers to understand the different missions and achievements of higher education institutions. Our ranking covers three main areas of university activities: research, influence and teaching. World university rankings

The Times Higher Education World University Ranking provides an authoritative list of the best universities in the world, focusing on the research mission of universities. This ranking is the only global performance table to judge all the core tasks of research-intensive universities, including teaching (learning environment), research (quantity, income and reputation), citation (research impact), industry income (knowledge transfer) and international perspective (employees, students and research). The ranking uses 13 carefully calibrated performance indicators to provide the most comprehensive and balanced comparison. In addition to the overall ranking, we also publish 1 1 subject rankings in specific fields. We also use the rich database behind the world university rankings to publish a series of regional and thematic rankings, aiming at achieving a broader mission and providing more in-depth insights for more universities. These rankings include: Arab University Rankings, Asian University Rankings, Latin American University Rankings, World University Reputation Rankings and Young University Rankings. The Times Higher Education University Impact Ranking was founded on 20 19, which is the only global ranking to evaluate universities based on the United Nations sustainable development goals (sustainable development goals). We released the overall ranking of sustainable development goals and the ranking of 17 points, showing the progress of universities in achieving each sustainable development goal.