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2016-2017 Urap World Ranking 2016-2017 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++ 125.00 125.00 59.00 105.21 69.32 89.00 572.53 3 University of Oxford A++ 115.22 119.72 51.44 103.96 72.49 85.11 547.93 4 Stanford University A++ 112.36 124.36 49.40 102.94 75.04 70.32 534.41 University College 5 A++ 116.44 113.55 54.13 97.60 65.34 84.34 531.41 London Johns Hopkins 6 A++ 113.67 122.23 52.63 99.61 70.65 71.43 530.22 University Massachusetts 7 Institute of A++ 98.63 121.19 42.30 107.00 89.00 67.57 525.69 Technology (MIT) University of 8 A++ 107.79 114.24 48.42 99.83 70.45 81.35 522.07 Cambridge University of 9 A++ 105.06 117.51 44.83 103.20 74.81 71.13 516.55 California Berkeley University of 10 A++ 114.84 113.74 51.62 97.45 64.64 68.39 510.68 Michigan University of 11 A++ 108.58 116.21 48.95 97.19 68.28 67.17 506.37 Washington Seattle University of 12 California Los A++ 107.16 114.03 49.09 96.08 67.17 68.06 501.59 Angeles University of 13 A++ 105.54 113.05 49.83 93.83 66.55 63.03 491.83 Pennsylvania 14 Columbia University A++ 103.52 109.56 47.37 93.12 66.28 66.84 486.70 Imperial College 15 A++ 102.43 103.35 47.03 88.11 61.83 76.89 479.64 London University of 16 A++ 103.59 100.53 45.35 85.42 60.50 75.63 471.02 Copenhagen University of 17 A++ 98.67 105.73 45.03 90.89 65.07 65.29 470.67 California San Diego 18 University of Tokyo A++ 108.06 101.70 46.83 87.92 57.80 66.55 468.87 19 Yale University A++ 96.84 103.83 45.00 88.02 64.44 62.73 460.85 20 University of Chicago A++ 94.78 103.18 43.22 89.78 65.95 62.39 459.30 University of British 21 A++ 99.67 97.32 45.22 85.14 59.24 71.99 458.58 Columbia University of 22 California San A++ 93.26 107.72 45.40 85.02 65.38 60.39 457.17 Francisco 23 KU Leuven A++ 98.43 94.22 44.40 83.16 56.85 76.42 453.48 24 Duke University A++ 96.65 102.58 45.32 85.08 61.46 61.91 453.00 25 Cornell University A++ 97.05 100.49 44.67 85.30 60.80 63.24 451.54 Pierre & Marie Curie 26 A++ 99.24 94.84 41.98 83.20 58.10 72.36 449.72 University - Paris 6 27 University of Sydney A++ 101.35 93.57 46.99 81.14 55.77 70.05 448.87 www.urapcenter.org/2016/world.php?q=MS0yNTA= 1/8 8/31/2019 URAP - University Ranking by Academic Performance 28 University of A++ 100.35 96.34 45.20 84.67 57.89 62.00 446.45 Minnesota Twin Cities National University of 29 A++ 98.37 93.31 42.62 80.80 55.57 72.93 443.59 Singapore University of 30 A++ 96.46 95.44 43.50 86.34 60.62 60.17 442.53 Wisconsin Madison University of 31 A++ 99.48 92.80 44.23 80.40 55.86 67.58 440.35 Melbourne University of 32 A++ 94.27 98.62 45.51 81.70 58.97 58.91 437.98 Pittsburgh 33 Peking University A++ 106.48 90.88 42.87 79.04 53.52 63.00 435.78 34 Zhejiang University A++ 111.19 89.26 44.39 77.61 51.52 60.98 434.96 35 McGill University A++ 95.02 91.31 43.21 79.80 56.30 67.91 433.55 University of 36 A++ 95.39 95.59 42.51 81.87 59.08 59.03 433.48 Colorado Boulder 37 Ohio State University A++ 97.46 91.51 43.97 82.10 57.84 60.06 432.94 38 Tsinghua University A++ 107.94 89.06 41.91 79.41 53.07 60.46 431.85 Shanghai Jiao Tong 39 A++ 112.85 87.81 43.93 75.74 50.90 60.55 431.78 University Universidade de Sao 40 A++ 109.85 83.60 47.45 73.44 49.63 67.18 431.15 Paulo University of 41 A++ 98.53 90.06 42.98 77.00 53.44 67.19 429.19 Queensland Swiss Federal 42 Institute of A++ 91.50 90.14 39.43 80.86 57.20 69.92 429.05 Technology Zurich University of North 43 A++ 93.35 96.13 43.42 79.93 58.08 57.65 428.56 Carolina Chapel Hill 44 University of Utrecht A++ 92.30 92.51 42.21 78.61 56.05 66.52 428.20 University of 45 A++ 93.33 92.11 42.39 77.00 55.09 66.57 426.50 Barcelona Northwestern 46 A++ 92.54 94.90 42.41 80.53 58.41 57.42 426.21 University University of 47 A++ 93.06 90.56 42.42 80.29 56.63 61.71 424.68 California Davis 48 Penn State University A++ 94.46 91.75 42.03 79.60 55.67 60.55 424.07 University of 49 A++ 92.82 88.76 42.55 78.18 55.60 65.72 423.62 Manchester Seoul National 50 A++ 102.76 89.17 44.18 75.39 51.38 59.98 422.86 University Ruprecht Karl 51 A++ 88.26 91.02 41.16 77.82 57.81 63.37 419.44 University Heidelberg University of 52 A++ 87.11 90.17 40.58 78.94 58.37 63.87 419.05 Edinburgh 53 Karolinska Institutet A++ 90.45 90.45 41.42 73.53 54.38 67.80 418.04 54 University of Florida A++ 93.55 88.30 42.92 77.72 54.49 60.90 417.90 55 University of Munich A++ 88.40 89.24 40.73 76.67 56.60 64.03 415.67 Washington 56 A++ 85.81 95.32 40.77 77.39 60.30 54.55 414.14 University (WUSTL) 57 Monash University A++ 95.25 86.58 42.40 73.35 51.78 64.32 413.67 Kings College 58 A++ 88.56 87.80 42.28 75.50 55.64 63.08 412.87 London California Institute of 59 A++ 80.64 91.01 35.94 80.84 64.69 58.91 412.04 Technology 60 Kyoto University A++ 94.92 87.64 42.22 75.70 52.31 58.98 411.77 University of 61 A++ 89.60 87.32 40.78 75.05 54.47 63.83 411.05 Amsterdam 62 Ghent University A++ 92.24 83.31 40.58 74.82 52.29 67.23 410.47 63 University of A++ 88.80 87.97 40.77 74.11 53.71 63.99 409.36 www.urapcenter.org/2016/world.php?q=MS0yNTA= 2/8 8/31/2019 URAP - University Ranking by Academic Performance Groningen University of Texas 64 A++ 88.60 88.40 39.15 78.45 57.02 57.21 408.82 Austin 65 University of Zurich A++ 86.50 86.17 39.27 75.24 56.02 65.28 408.50 Nanyang 66 Technological A++ 88.18 86.44 37.67 75.84 54.57 64.08 406.78 University 67 Aarhus University A++ 90.00 85.21 40.03 72.48 52.05 65.48 405.25 68 New York University A++ 88.57 86.84 41.02 76.06 55.34 56.61 404.44 Humboldt University 69 A++ 87.79 86.45 41.06 73.29 53.69 61.82 404.09 of Berlin Free University of 70 A++ 88.74 86.87 41.62 71.80 52.31 62.58 403.91 Berlin University of New 71 A++ 91.21 83.93 40.66 72.61 51.45 63.02 402.87 South Wales 72 University of Helsinki A++ 85.98 84.46 38.79 73.96 54.45 63.63 401.28 Sapienza University 73 A++ 90.05 81.21 40.40 74.67 53.66 60.14 400.13 Rome 74 Fudan University A++ 96.36 84.67 39.85 71.27 51.04 56.62 399.80 University of 75 Maryland College A++ 85.53 85.24 37.80 77.50 56.03 57.62 399.71 Park University of Illinois 76 A++ 88.61 83.81 39.34 75.86 53.90 57.68 399.20 Urbana-Champaign 77 University of Alberta A++ 89.92 82.62 40.87 72.13 51.38 62.21 399.14 University of 78 A++ 86.45 86.57 39.75 73.86 54.66 56.58 397.87 Southern California 79 Boston University A++ 82.06 86.78 38.39 76.70 58.50 55.30 397.73 VU University 80 A++ 86.49 84.65 39.82 72.01 52.62 62.11 397.70 Amsterdam 81 Vanderbilt University A++ 84.94 88.00 39.85 74.73 56.02 54.13 397.67 82 Leiden University A++ 83.95 85.71 38.70 72.45 54.93 60.88 396.62 83 Lund University A++ 85.58 82.77 38.57 72.11 52.93 63.82 395.79 84 Emory University A++ 85.31 88.39 41.09 71.91 54.01 54.36 395.06 University of Paris 85 A++ 82.43 84.92 37.03 73.33 56.17 60.31 394.19 Diderot - Paris VII Radboud University 86 A++ 83.98 82.98 38.70 72.31 53.82 61.26 393.05 Nijmegen University of Paris 87 A++ 83.29 82.86 37.31 73.70 54.24 61.50 392.89 Sud - Paris XI Erasmus University 88 A++ 82.84 85.67 39.48 71.33 53.86 59.63 392.80 Rotterdam 89 Uppsala University A++ 84.96 82.76 37.95 70.97 52.49 62.68 391.82 90 University of Oslo A++ 84.56 81.86 38.40 71.61 53.18 61.90 391.51 University of Aix- 91 A++ 85.64 81.77 38.19 71.74 52.21 61.44 391.00 Marseille National Taiwan 92 A++ 90.25 81.46 40.39 71.78 50.26 56.72 390.86 University 93 Princeton University A++ 79.62 84.19 35.91 76.18 58.53 55.73 390.15 94 University of Padua A++ 85.18 81.27 38.58 71.73 53.36 59.63 389.75 Technical University 95 A++ 85.41 82.83 38.02 70.76 52.07 60.24 389.33 of Munich 96 University of Montreal A++ 84.99 81.52 39.57 70.85 51.58 60.52 389.03 97 University of Arizona A++ 83.28 82.38 38.22 73.32 53.90 56.68 387.79 Rutgers State 98 A++ 82.92 82.39 38.89 73.02 53.17 56.11 386.50 University Sun Yat Sen 99 A++ 93.75 79.59 38.93 68.85 49.69 53.61 384.42 University www.urapcenter.org/2016/world.php?q=MS0yNTA= 3/8 8/31/2019 URAP - University Ranking by Academic Performance 100 Nanjing University A++ 92.16 79.86 37.74 70.40 50.36 53.50 384.03 101 Osaka University A++ 87.89 81.47 39.53 69.80 50.18 54.72 383.60 102 University of Bristol A++ 81.61 79.97 37.38 71.30 52.96 57.94 381.15 103 University of Geneva A++ 78.31 80.67 36.53 71.01 54.96 59.55 381.02 University of Western 104 A++ 84.57 80.20 38.33 67.65 50.13 60.08 380.96 Australia 105 Tohoku University A++ 86.88 80.11 39.29 68.53 49.14 56.83 380.79 University of 106 A++ 79.50 82.59 37.07 72.39 54.64 54.56 380.75 California Irvine Ecole Polytechnique 107 Federale de A++ 78.45 81.86 35.00 71.47 54.97 59.00 380.75 Lausanne Texas A&M University 108 A++ 85.21 78.81 37.80 70.59 50.83 57.22 380.46 College Station 109 Purdue University A+ 84.43 78.86 37.50 71.80 51.79 55.03 379.42 University of 110 A+ 82.64 78.11 37.56 69.57 51.27 59.62 378.77 Southampton Huazhong University 111 of Science & A+ 94.22 76.78 38.13 67.75 48.51 52.97 378.36 Technology Michigan State 112 A+ 83.49 79.50 37.73 70.72 51.52 55.15 378.11 University University of Science 113 & Technology of A+ 87.03 79.64 36.29 70.31 50.91 53.34 377.51 China Universite Grenoble 114 A+ 77.79 79.09 36.13 71.06 52.39 60.35 376.82 Alpes (UGA) 115 University of Milan A+ 82.84 78.70 38.18 68.29 51.19 56.66 375.87 Universidade de 116 A+ 84.96 75.09 37.75 67.52 48.99 60.59 374.89 Lisboa 117 University of Utah A+ 82.83 81.24 38.29 68.10 51.19 53.08 374.74 University of 118 A+ 80.76 77.61 36.90 69.02 52.67 57.03 373.98 Hamburg University of 119 A+ 79.70 78.21 38.05 69.02 52.11 56.73 373.83 Birmingham 120 University of Bologna A+ 81.81 76.20 37.47 69.83 51.99 56.52
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