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Ranking Web of Universities SEARCH HOME NORTH AMERICA LATIN AMERICA EUROPE ASIA AFRICA ARAB WORLD OCEANIA RANKING BY AREAS Home » TRANSPARENT RANKING: TOP UNIVERSITIES BY GOOGLE... Current edition TRANSPARENT RANKING: TOP UNIVERSITIES BY January 2016 Edition: 2016.1.1 (corrected) GOOGLE SCHOLAR CITATIONS Second Edition (July 2016) About Us Google Scholar Citations introduced very recently the institutional profiles for providing rankings of scientists who shared the same About Us standardized name and email address of an institution. The total number of individual profiles is probably close to one million, while the Contact Us number of universities profiles is over 5000, so it is possible to build a global ranking that, although still incomplete, can be representative at least for the best universities. About the Ranking 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 Methodology methodology is simple: Objectives FAQs 1. Only institutional profiles are chosen. If your university or your faculty members are not included, please promote they set up Notes (voluntarily) their own Google Scholar Citations public profiles with a normalized (official) name of the university in the affiliation and using Previous editions the INSTITUTIONAL email address. Resources 2. Data from the top 10 public profiles of each university are collected. This number of profiles is for allowing size independent comparisons. Best Practices Links 3. The first profilte of the list is excluded 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. If there are several entries for the same author, only the best profile is used penalizing 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. 4. The figures are valid only at the time of collection. We don`t comment on the numbers or absences. Please, contact directly with Google Scholar for any aspect related with its database or profiles. open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com IMPORTANT INFO 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. RANK UNIVERSITY COUNTRY CITATIONS 1 Harvard University United States of America 1389765 2 Stanford University United States of America 1044631 3 Johns Hopkins University United States of America 1021937 4 University of California Berkeley United States of America 967389 Newsletter 5 University of Chicago United States of America 902966 E-MAIL * 6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States of America 816735 7 University of Cambridge United Kingdom 784591 8 Michigan State University United States of America 769534 Subscribe 9 University of Oxford United Kingdom 766850 10 Columbia University New York United States of America 754404 11 University College London United Kingdom 752965 12 University of Michigan United States of America 733925 13 University of California San Diego United States of America 728116 14 Yale University United States of America 710977 15 McMaster University Canada 670556 16 Duke University United States of America 661369 17 University of California Los Angeles UCLA United States of America 647034 18 Temple University United States of America 640563 19 Princeton University United States of America 632102 20 Carnegie Mellon University United States of America 620826 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 21 Imperial College London United Kingdom 615688 22 Washington University Saint Louis United States of America 611888 23 University of Washington United States of America 602684 24 University of Toronto Canada 600013 25 New York University United States of America 575891 26 Arizona State University United States of America 575353 27 Ohio State University United States of America 557009 28 University of Rochester United States of America 556174 29 Georgia Institute of Technology United States of America 554975 30 University of Minnesota System United States of America 539538 31 University of Texas Austin United States of America 531644 32 Cornell University United States of America 531007 33 University of Illinois Urbana Champaign United States of America 524492 34 University of North Carolina Chapel Hill United States of America 514502 35 Boston University United States of America 513801 36 National University of Singapore Singapore 502327 37 University of British Columbia Canada 495520 38 Seoul National University / 서울대학교 South Korea 486761 39 École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Switzerland 482308 40 University of California Irvine United States of America 482088 41 University of California Santa Barbara United States of America 473326 42 University of Florida United States of America 466393 43 University of Massachusetts Amherst United States of America 466130 44 University of Pennsylvania United States of America 457910 45 Northwestern University United States of America 455855 46 University of Southampton United Kingdom 448449 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 47 Rice University United States of America 444807 48 King's College London United Kingdom 444711 49 Lund University / Lunds Universitet Sweden 439083 50 University of Southern California United States of America 437329 51 University of Maryland Baltimore United States of America 425770 52 McGill University Canada 425337 53 University of Wisconsin Madison United States of America 423363 54 University of California San Francisco United States of America 422911 55 California Institute of Technology Caltech United States of America 414213 56 University of Edinburgh United Kingdom 413962 57 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas United States of America 413671 58 University of California Davis United States of America 401267 59 Vanderbilt University United States of America 398080 60 University of Texas San Antonio United States of America 397427 61 Korea University / 고려대학교 South Korea 396226 62 Pennsylvania State University United States of America 393513 63 Northeastern University United States of America 390763 64 Brown University United States of America 390651 65 Australian National University Australia 390044 66 University of Pittsburgh United States of America 388784 67 Rutgers The State University of New Jersey United States of America 387246 68 University of Glasgow United Kingdom 384867 69 University of Manchester United Kingdom 379694 70 M D Anderson Cancer Center University of Texas United States of America 369209 71 Indiana University Bloomington United States of America 359974 72 Mayo Clinic College of Medicine United States of America 357130 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 73 Texas A&M University United States of America 355865 74 Purdue University United States of America 354978 75 University of Notre Dame United States of America 352853 76 Catholic University of Leuven Belgium 347619 77 City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 346545 78 University of Vermont United States of America 344308 79 Emory University United States of America 344243 80 Bristol University United Kingdom 343211 81 Tufts University United States of America 341273 82 University of Sydney Australia 339792 83 Yonsei University / 연세대학교 South Korea 336622 84 Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology KAIST South Korea 334624 85 Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa Canada 331017 86 University of Queensland Australia 330791 87 University of California Riverside United States of America 330423 88 Stony Brook University United States of America 330080 89 University of Virginia United States of America 329241 90 Pusan National University (Miryang) / 부산대학교 South Korea 327782 91 VU University of Amsterdam / Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands 327051 92 Leiden University / Universiteit Leiden Netherlands 326254 93 Tsinghua University China / 清华大学 China 324782 94 Hong Kong University of Science & Technology Hong Kong 324618 95 Sungkyunkwan University / 성균관대학교 South Korea 323225 96 University of Groningen / Rijksuniversiteit Groningen Netherlands 320648 97 Karolinska Institute / Karolinska Institutet Sweden 320318 98 University of Utah United States of America 317622 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 99 Zhejiang University (National Che Kiang University) / 浙江大学 China 317147 100 University of Copenhagen / Københavns Universitet Denmark 314233 101 University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 312357 102 Baylor College of Medicine United States of America 311195 103 University of California Santa Cruz United States of America 311126 104 Simon Fraser University Canada 310347 105 Université de Montréal Canada 301397
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