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Top Universities by Google Scholar Citations SEARCH HOME NORTH AMERICA LATIN AMERICA EUROPE ASIA AFRICA ARAB WORLD OCEANIA RANKING BY AREAS Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas ‹ › Home » TRANSPARENT RANKING: Top Universities by Google... Current edition TRANSPARENT RANKING: Top Universities by Google January 2017 Edition: 2017.1.1 (final) Scholar Citations Fourth Edition (July 2017 version 4.01 beta!) About Us Last year we used the institutional profiles introduced by Google Scholar Citations for providing a ranking of universities according About Us to the information provided for the groups of scholars sharing the same standardized name and email address of an institution. The total Contact Us open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Contact Us number of individual profiles in GSC is probably close to one million, while the number of these universities profiles is over 5000. Google Scholar is working for extending the world coverage of the institutional profiles to (almost) all the academic organizations. Unfortunately About the Ranking their resources are limited and there is no final date for finishing the task. We are still committed to the use of this key source, so we decided to collect the same data (citations) in the same fashion (top 10 excluding the most cited) for the lists obtained from filtering GSC Methodology profiles by the institutional web domains used in the Ranking Web. Objectives FAQs This ranking is an experiment for testing the suitability of including GSC data in the Rankings Web, but it is still in beta. The current Notes methodology is simple: Previous editions 1. The institutional profiles are used if available. The universities still lacking profile are scanned using their email address domain. Resources We strongly advice to use normalized (official) name of the university in the affiliation and the INSTITUTIONAL email address. We identified at least 5 institutions without GSC institutional profile and with email servers different to their main web domain that has been Best Practices excluded: Medical University of Lodz; Universidad Nebrija; Universitè de Sfax; University of Charleston and Université Cheikh Anta Diop Links de Dakar. 2. Data from the top 10 public profiles of each university are collected. This number of profiles is for allowing size independent comparisons. The first profilte of the list is NOT COUNTED for improving representativeness. For the rest of the top 10 (maximum 9 profiles) the number of citations are added and the institutions are ranked in descending order of this indicator. 3. If there are several entries for the same author, only the best profile is used. That behavior penalizes organizations that are not cleaning duplicates from the list. Non individual profiles (journals, departments, groups) are EXCLUDED, that means the number of entries computed are reduced. Entries without author names in roman characters can be excluded, so please include transliterated version with the name in local alphabet. Don't add degrees, academic positions or department affiliation after the name. 4. If profiles of authors not belonging to the University are added intentionally to increase its rank, the institution will be EXCLUDED of the ranking. Any information regarding this bad practice is welcomed. 5. If there are at least 2 unclean profiles with papers not signed by the author, the University is EXCLUDED. Any information regarding this bad practice is welcomed.. 6. The figures are valid only at the time of collection (around July 2nd-4th 2017) . We don`t comment on the numbers or absences. To set up an personal profile in Google Scholar Citations database is voluntary, but once made it public the responsibility for info correctness belongs to the author. GSC automatically updates the profiles that is very practical but that sometimes adds non-pertinent records and citations to the profile. Authors should be aware of these issues and clean their profiles periodically. Also institutions should monitor their members profiles for intended (or unintended) fake, incorrect or duplicate records. This is key for the ranking as any institution with at least one of these problems can be excluded from future editions of the ranking.Please, contact directly with Google Scholar for any aspect related with its database or profiles. Important: The Transparent Ranking values are used as the Transparent (Openness) indicator of the future Ranking Web 2017 Newsletter edition scheduled for late July. This version consits only of Top entries, but we will use non-zero values for more than 9500 institutions E-MAIL * Please contact us regarding errors or corrections before the publication of the parent Ranking RANK UNIVERSITY COUNTRY CITATIONS 1 Harvard University USA 1734533 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 1 Harvard University USA 1734533 Subscribe 2 Stanford University USA 1197114 3 Johns Hopkins University USA 1152185 4 University of California Berkeley USA 1106930 5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA 995531 6 University of Chicago USA 958122 7 University of Cambridge United Kingdom 910756 8 Princeton University USA 900384 9 University College London United Kingdom 889301 10 University of Oxford United Kingdom 866948 11 Columbia University New York USA 863033 12 University of Michigan USA 861106 13 École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Switzerland 834685 14 University of California San Diego USA 832647 15 Yale University USA 796336 16 Michigan State University USA 783142 17 Imperial College London United Kingdom 757815 18 Duke University USA 748019 19 University of Washington USA 744378 20 University of California Los Angeles UCLA USA 729345 21 Temple University USA 720295 22 Boston University USA 719197 23 University of Rochester USA 715484 24 Carnegie Mellon University USA 710773 25 University of Toronto Canada 704142 26 Washington University Saint Louis USA 699876 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 27 New York University USA 667073 28 Arizona State University USA 646161 29 University of Oregon USA 641479 30 Northwestern University USA 639766 31 Ohio State University USA 634077 32 Harvard Medical School USA 626583 33 McMaster University Canada 625299 34 University of Minnesota System USA 620340 35 Cornell University USA 615805 36 King's College London United Kingdom 605413 37 University of Pennsylvania USA 600124 38 University of Texas Austin USA 598291 39 University of California Irvine USA 581402 40 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill USA 579748 41 University of Massachusetts Amherst USA 564182 42 University of California San Francisco USA 546180 43 University of Illinois Urbana Champaign USA 544789 44 National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Greece 539999 45 Rice University USA 537743 46 University of California Santa Barbara USA 537187 47 Lund University / Lunds Universitet Sweden 527814 48 University of Southern California USA 526928 49 Georgia Institute of Technology USA 524353 50 McGill University Canada 516947 51 University of British Columbia Canada 516160 52 University of Edinburgh United Kingdom 515888 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 53 University of Florida USA 509324 54 University of Wisconsin Madison USA 507454 55 Queen Mary University of London United Kingdom 490815 56 University of California Davis USA 486373 57 Northeastern University USA 483980 Novosibirsk State University / Новосибирский государственный 58 Russian Federation 481004 университет 59 M D Anderson Cancer Center University of Texas USA 479668 60 University of Maryland College Park USA 477646 61 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas USA 475917 62 Vanderbilt University USA 475221 63 California Institute of Technology Caltech USA 474111 64 Bristol University United Kingdom 468946 65 National University of Singapore Singapore 467910 66 University of Alberta Canada 455608 67 University of Texas San Antonio USA 454161 68 University of Pittsburgh USA 448397 69 Pennsylvania State University USA 446893 70 Australian National University Australia 441133 71 University of Southampton United Kingdom 435178 72 University of Notre Dame USA 429789 73 Brown University USA 424731 74 University of Queensland Australia 419390 75 Radboud University / Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen Netherlands 418204 76 University of Manchester United Kingdom 417726 77 Texas A&M University USA 416161 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 78 Tufts University USA 415524 79 Catholic University of Leuven Belgium 413876 80 Indiana University Bloomington USA 413090 81 University of Sydney Australia 410631 82 Leiden University / Universiteit Leiden Netherlands 402913 83 University of Colorado Boulder USA 402141 84 Karolinska Institute / Karolinska Institutet Sweden 395526 85 Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa Canada 393385 86 Seoul National University / 서울대학교 South Korea 392257 87 Emory University USA 390172 88 University of New South Wales Australia 387841 89 Baylor College of Medicine USA 387758 90 Universität Zürich Switzerland 386177 91 Rutgers The State University of New Jersey USA 385485 92 Stony Brook University USA 385009 93 VU University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands 384790 94 University of Melbourne Australia 380231 95 Purdue University USA 378517 96 University of Utah USA 378510 97 University of Copenhagen / Københavns Universitet Denmark
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