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2017-2018 URAP WORLD RANKING World Total University Name Country Category Article Citation AIT CIT Collaboration Total Ranking Document 1 Harvard University A++ 126.00 126.00 60.00 108.00 90.00 90.00 600.00 2 University of Toronto A++ 125.00 123.97 59.00 104.53 68.03 89.00 569.53 3 University of Oxford A++ 114.82 121.50 52.38 104.21 71.96 86.38 551.26 Pierre & Marie Curie 4 A++ 121.28 115.25 52.24 98.43 64.68 87.90 539.78 University - Paris VI 5 Stanford University A++ 112.66 125.00 50.24 103.39 74.64 71.29 537.21 University College 6 A++ 117.78 114.51 54.55 98.63 65.33 85.50 536.30 London Massachusetts Institute 7 A++ 101.97 121.62 44.17 107.00 89.00 69.28 533.05 of Technology (MIT) Johns Hopkins 8 A++ 115.55 120.44 52.85 98.98 69.18 71.76 528.76 University University of 9 A++ 110.20 115.02 49.34 99.39 69.47 82.63 526.05 Cambridge University of California 10 A++ 101.95 117.30 45.71 102.33 74.47 70.85 512.61 Berkeley 11 University of Michigan A++ 115.90 113.34 52.43 97.53 64.53 68.67 512.41 University of 12 A++ 110.55 116.39 49.15 97.76 68.71 67.57 510.13 Washington Seattle University of California 13 A++ 105.86 112.10 49.26 95.49 66.72 67.88 497.30 Los Angeles University of 14 A++ 105.89 112.03 49.88 93.52 66.23 63.27 490.81 Pennsylvania 15 Columbia University A++ 104.42 108.51 47.83 92.95 65.52 67.33 486.56 Imperial College 16 A++ 104.06 105.01 47.42 88.99 62.27 78.18 485.92 London University of 17 A++ 104.78 102.49 45.40 86.53 60.84 76.86 476.90 Copenhagen University of California 18 A++ 99.23 104.39 45.37 90.07 63.94 65.52 468.52 San Diego 19 University of Tokyo A++ 107.48 100.60 47.59 86.89 57.22 66.49 466.27 20 Yale University A++ 97.83 104.68 45.20 88.53 64.55 63.37 464.14 University of British 21 A++ 99.97 96.82 45.53 84.42 58.09 71.97 456.80 Columbia 22 University of Chicago A++ 94.89 102.08 43.61 88.42 64.60 63.13 456.73 23 Cornell University A++ 99.24 100.93 45.06 86.16 61.37 63.70 456.45 University of California 24 A++ 95.38 105.69 44.67 84.51 64.26 60.90 455.42 San Francisco 25 Tsinghua University A++ 110.60 93.62 45.87 83.62 55.18 62.98 451.87 26 University of Sydney A++ 100.94 94.32 47.28 82.36 56.53 70.21 451.65 National University of 27 A++ 97.32 94.77 43.66 82.98 57.00 73.51 449.23 Singapore 28 Duke University A++ 96.12 100.76 45.07 84.18 60.42 62.02 448.58 29 Peking University A++ 107.80 93.93 44.46 82.11 55.02 64.61 447.94 30 University of A++ 100.74 93.67 44.84 81.85 56.45 68.39 445.94 Melbourne University of Minnesota 31 A++ 100.39 95.22 45.38 84.47 57.66 62.09 445.20 Twin Cities Shanghai Jiao Tong 32 A++ 114.00 91.00 46.44 79.17 52.21 62.24 445.07 University 33 Zhejiang University A++ 111.38 91.01 46.27 79.36 52.19 61.98 442.19 University of Wisconsin 34 A++ 96.75 94.17 43.76 86.12 60.78 59.86 441.44 Madison 35 University of Pittsburgh A++ 95.03 98.18 45.90 82.14 58.80 59.36 439.41 Universidade de Sao 36 A++ 110.57 84.73 49.25 74.47 49.94 68.03 436.98 Paulo 37 ETH Zurich A++ 93.08 91.64 40.38 82.60 58.73 70.51 436.95 38 Ohio State University A++ 97.48 92.81 44.86 82.84 58.19 60.76 436.94 39 McGill University A++ 94.38 92.40 43.46 80.67 56.88 68.06 435.86 University of 40 A++ 98.25 91.31 43.23 78.30 54.08 67.73 432.89 Queensland 41 KU Leuven A++ 94.21 89.85 42.87 76.73 53.91 71.76 429.32 University of North 42 A++ 93.65 95.61 43.04 79.93 57.85 58.00 428.08 Carolina Chapel Hill Northwestern 43 A++ 92.50 95.29 42.67 80.74 58.52 57.71 427.44 University Seoul National 44 A++ 104.03 90.06 44.86 76.41 51.89 60.05 427.30 University 45 University of Utrecht A++ 93.20 91.64 41.70 78.10 55.52 66.97 427.12 46 University of Barcelona A++ 93.56 92.08 42.46 76.65 54.75 67.26 426.77 University of 47 A++ 93.86 89.75 43.24 78.10 55.30 66.42 426.67 Manchester Ruprecht Karl 48 A++ 89.77 93.03 41.31 78.90 58.50 64.78 426.30 University Heidelberg 49 University of Edinburgh A++ 88.48 91.08 41.10 79.80 58.90 64.54 423.90 University of California 50 A++ 93.61 90.26 42.34 79.27 55.88 61.67 423.03 Davis 51 Karolinska Institutet A++ 91.29 91.37 40.77 74.75 55.09 68.37 421.63 52 University of Munich A++ 88.86 90.59 41.00 77.59 56.95 64.68 419.67 53 Monash University A++ 95.40 87.83 42.72 74.90 52.59 65.42 418.85 54 Penn State University A++ 94.35 88.38 42.57 77.39 53.96 60.48 417.13 Washington University 55 A++ 86.72 95.24 40.63 77.38 60.12 54.98 415.07 (WUSTL) Nanyang Technological 56 A++ 88.95 87.97 39.54 77.33 55.95 64.85 414.59 University 57 University of Florida A++ 94.40 86.33 43.10 76.48 53.46 60.81 414.57 58 Kings College London A++ 87.61 88.17 42.57 76.23 55.56 63.84 413.98 59 Ghent University A++ 91.42 83.79 41.17 75.35 52.50 67.57 411.80 University of New 60 A++ 92.92 85.58 41.63 74.60 52.56 64.15 411.44 South Wales Sydney 61 University of Zurich A++ 86.48 86.48 39.29 75.85 56.37 65.78 410.26 California Institute of 62 A++ 81.33 90.12 36.61 79.61 63.35 58.63 409.64 Technology University of 63 A++ 87.40 87.25 40.46 75.38 54.59 63.98 409.06 Amsterdam 64 Kyoto University A++ 94.91 86.17 42.28 74.72 51.80 58.71 408.58 University of Texas 65 A++ 88.53 87.49 39.99 77.99 56.42 57.45 407.88 Austin 66 New York University A++ 88.88 87.27 41.73 76.68 55.61 56.99 407.15 Sapienza University 67 A++ 89.46 83.54 41.70 75.38 53.99 61.33 405.41 Rome 68 Fudan University A++ 97.38 85.94 40.48 72.64 51.56 57.23 405.22 69 Aarhus University A++ 90.57 85.06 39.66 72.37 52.00 65.50 405.16 University of Maryland 70 A++ 86.43 85.75 38.70 78.33 56.76 58.11 404.07 College Park University of Illinois 71 A++ 90.24 84.27 40.35 75.68 53.67 58.00 402.22 Urbana-Champaign 72 University of Helsinki A++ 86.94 84.81 38.78 73.75 54.09 63.75 402.12 Humboldt University of 73 A++ 86.44 85.31 40.99 73.21 53.40 61.63 400.97 Berlin Free University of 74 A++ 87.84 85.57 41.40 71.45 51.92 62.37 400.54 Berlin Vrije Universiteit 75 A++ 86.98 84.79 39.59 72.92 52.93 62.76 399.97 Amsterdam 76 University of Alberta A++ 90.17 82.51 41.10 72.32 51.43 62.18 399.72 77 Lund University A++ 86.88 83.53 38.90 72.84 53.24 63.96 399.34 78 University of Groningen A++ 87.75 84.69 39.22 72.28 52.69 62.63 399.25 79 Vanderbilt University A++ 85.75 88.36 39.91 74.87 56.06 54.15 399.10 University of Paris Sud 80 A++ 84.81 84.92 37.87 73.96 54.51 62.53 398.58 - Paris XI University of Aix- 81 A++ 87.09 83.24 39.03 72.80 52.72 62.71 397.59 Marseille 82 Emory University A++ 86.13 88.54 40.74 72.51 54.29 54.74 396.96 Radboud University 83 A++ 84.84 84.20 38.50 72.92 54.33 61.55 396.35 Nijmegen 84 Boston University A++ 82.97 85.33 38.68 76.02 57.61 55.29 395.91 Technical University of 85 A++ 87.68 83.48 39.51 71.42 52.22 61.38 395.70 Munich Universite Grenoble 86 A++ 86.63 82.36 38.58 72.69 52.65 62.64 395.55 Alpes (UGA) University of Paris 87 A++ 82.60 85.74 37.33 73.12 55.77 60.95 395.51 Diderot - Paris VII 88 University of Oslo A++ 86.14 82.98 38.49 71.75 53.17 62.50 395.03 89 University of Padua A++ 86.25 82.80 39.27 72.10 53.34 60.75 394.51 90 Leiden University A++ 84.81 84.54 38.46 71.39 53.43 61.25 393.88 91 Uppsala University A++ 85.97 82.21 38.05 71.39 52.49 62.84 392.94 Erasmus University 92 A++ 82.75 85.71 38.75 71.53 54.06 59.89 392.69 Rotterdam 93 Sun Yat Sen University A++ 94.57 81.31 39.82 70.63 50.40 54.53 391.26 Huazhong University of 94 A++ 95.05 79.79 39.92 70.87 49.82 54.11 389.56 Science & Technology 95 Nanjing University A++ 91.46 81.48 38.35 72.11 51.13 54.41 388.94 University of Southern 96 A++ 76.28 87.31 39.19 74.07 55.79 55.51 388.15 California 97 Princeton University A++ 79.37 84.26 36.27 75.08 57.34 55.77 388.10 University of Science & 98 A++ 89.87 81.82 37.81 72.37 51.92 54.08 387.88 Technology of China 99 University of Montreal A++ 84.42 81.01 39.71 70.69 51.45 60.27 387.55 National Taiwan 100 A++ 87.51 81.30 40.41 71.08 50.28 56.34 386.93 University 101 University of Geneva A++ 80.44 82.41 36.88 70.91 54.56 60.94 386.14 102 University of Bristol A++ 82.51 80.97 37.89 72.00 53.41 58.70 385.47 103 University of Arizona A++ 82.43 81.46 38.67 72.99 53.49 56.34 385.39 Ecole Polytechnique 104 A++ 78.73 83.73 36.06 71.79 55.13 59.87 385.31 Federale de Lausanne University of 105 A++ 83.48 79.51 38.24 70.89 52.16 60.36 384.64 Southampton University of Western 106 A++ 84.43 81.19 38.26 68.85 50.83 60.51 384.07 Australia 107 Rutgers State A++ 82.20 80.75 38.96 71.87 52.36 55.78 381.92 University University of 108 A++ 81.41 80.28 39.00 70.09 52.90 58.10 381.78 Birmingham 109 Purdue University A+ 85.55 78.63 38.82 71.13 51.32 55.35 380.80 110 University of Bologna A+ 83.38 78.15 38.50 70.56 52.30 57.84 380.74 University of Colorado 111 A+ 81.19 81.56 36.74 72.64 54.59 53.90 380.62 Boulder University of California 112 A+ 80.73 81.59 37.49 71.95 54.26 54.42 380.45 Irvine Texas A&M University 113 A+ 85.99 77.99 38.66 69.92 50.38 57.21 380.15 College Station Michigan State 114 A+ 84.05 79.56 38.23 70.81 51.51 55.31 379.47 University 115 University of Milan A+ 83.78 79.59 38.52 68.74 51.28 57.45 379.35 116 Tohoku University A+ 87.26 78.83 39.32 67.79 48.79 56.34 378.32 117 Universidade de Lisboa A+ 84.48 75.87 39.24 68.40 49.34 60.91 378.24 118 Osaka University A+ 85.32 79.62 39.86 69.00 49.68 54.37 377.86 119 Shandong University A+ 91.68 77.08 39.07 68.29 49.12 52.51 377.74 120 University of Hamburg A+ 81.59 77.93 37.72 69.48 52.44 58.07 377.23 121 University of Utah A+ 83.21 81.55 38.36 68.38 51.27 53.35 376.11 Georgia Institute of 122 A+ 81.34 79.73 37.46 69.82 51.91 55.06 375.31 Technology 123 Universite de Toulouse A+ 82.65 78.59 36.91 67.56 50.07 59.39 375.17 Harbin Institute of 124 A+ 90.77 75.64 39.59 67.66 48.50 52.87 375.03 Technology 125 Tel Aviv University A+ 84.35
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