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Times Higher Education rankings: 2023 schedule

Times Higher Education has confirmed the schedule for its portfolio of university rankings for the 2023 calendar year

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Updated 17 August 2021

Times Higher Education has confirmed the schedule for its portfolio of university rankings for the 2021 calendar year.

After the publication of the 2021 list of the world’s most international universities on 28 January, the next release will be the Emerging Economies University Rankings, which will be launched at the Southern Africa Impact Forum on 9 March. Later that month, the Japan University Rankings will be launched on 25 March, and the results will provide a glimpse into how students in the country have found the experience of teaching and learning during the pandemic .

In April, we will publish the third edition of our Impact Rankings, which will include more than 1,200 universities across 98 countries/regions. The results will be revealed at the virtual Innovation & Impact Summit on 21 April.

June will see the release of the Asia University Rankings and the Young University Rankings. The former will be launched at our Asia Universities Summit on 2 June, while the latter will be revealed at the Young Universities Summit on 23 June.

The Latin America University Rankings will be published on 13 July. We will also be launching a new ranking for the Arab World in July – our first ranking on the region with a bespoke methodology. The full methodology for the inaugural Arab University Rankings will be announced in May.

Our World University Rankings 2022 will be released on 2 September at our flagship World Academic Summit , which will be on the theme ‘How powerful is place?’. This will be followed by the release of our 11 subject rankings tables.

In October, we will release the World Reputation Rankings at the Leadership & Management Summit . Our US College Rankings will be published in the autumn too.

Full 2021 rankings schedule (click on a ranking below to view the latest edition)

• 9 March – Emerging Economies University Rankings
• 25 March – Japan University Rankings
• 21 April – Impact Rankings
• 2 June – Asia University Rankings
• 23 June – Young University Rankings
• 13 July – Latin America University Rankings
• 27 July – Arab University Rankings 
• 2 September – World University Rankings
• 16 September - Life sciences , physical sciences , psychology and clinical and health subject rankings
• 21 September – US College Rankings  
• 6 October - Engineering  and computer science subject rankings
• 13 October - Social sciences , business and economics , education  and law subject rankings 
• 19 October - Emerging Economies University Rankings 2022
• 27 October – World Reputation Rankings
• 3 November - Arts and humanities subject rankings

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Times Higher Education rankings: 2022 schedule announced

Times Higher Education, strategic partner of PCG Academia, has confirmed the schedule for its portfolio of university rankings for the 2022 calendar year.

The year will begin with the publication of the 2022 list of the world’s most international universities, followed by the launch of the Young University Rankings at an online webinar in February and the teaching-focused Japan University Rankings in March.

In April, THE will publish the fourth edition of our Impact Rankings, which recognizes universities that promote sustainable development. The results will be revealed at the in-person THE Innovation & Impact Summit  in Stockholm on April 26 and then discussed in detail in the context of Polish universities during a conference organized by PCG Academia and Times Higher Education on May 18 in Cracow.

June will see the release of the  Asia University  Rankings at the  Asia Universities Summit  in Aichi, Japan, while the Latin America University Rankings will be published the following month.

THE World University Rankings 2023 will be released on 12 October at flagship  THE World Academic Summit  in New York. The hybrid event will focus on the theme of trajectories and examine the role of higher education leaders and policymakers in identifying, adapting to and meeting rising expectations for progress in three different areas: students, institutions, and the wider higher education sector.

We highly encourage Polish universities to participate in the rapidly growing in importance THE Impact Rankings and THE World University Rankings. It is estimated that the Times Higher Education rankings reach an audience of over 3 billion people around the world. Participation in the rankings is not only a great way to promote your university internationally, but also a unique benchmarking of universities, conducted by experienced data analysis experts from Times Higher Education. Each participating university, regardless of their score, will receive a profile on THE website, which receives 30 million visits annually. Participation in the rankings is free of charge.

Registration for THE World University Rankings 2023 is now open and more information can be found on THE website . Registration for THE Impact Rankings 2022, on the other hand, has already closed. All information on how to participate in the rankings is available on THE website .

If you have any questions, please contact Nicolas Cletz, THE Regional Director for Poland, at [email protected]

2022 rankings schedule  (click on a ranking below to view the latest edition)

• 19 January –  The world’s most international universities
• 15 February –  Young University Rankings
• 24 March –  Japan University Rankings
• 27 April –  Impact Rankings
• 1 June –  Asia University  Rankings
• July –  Latin America University Rankings
• 12 October –  World University Rankings

Dates still to be confirmed:

• Arab University Rankings
• Emerging Economies University Rankings
• US College Rankings
• World Reputation Rankings
• World University Rankings by subject

More rankings dates will be announced in due course.

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• 12 Polish universities in the latest THE Impact Rankings

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Times Higher Education 2023 World Rankings Released

Time Higher Education (THE) released their 2023 World University Rankings today.   Click here to visit the THE World University Rankings site .   Elsevier is a proud partner of Times Higher Education, supplying the bibliometric dataset based on Scopus data for the 2023 THE World University Rankings.  If you have ever wondered how Scopus data is used in the rankings methodology, keep reading and take time to look at the resources shared below. 

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Scopus data is organized in a structured way so you (and Times Higher Education) can use it to uncover insights about global research. A key to that structure is organizing of the data based on the relationships between authors and institutions; this relationship relies on the accuracy of Scopus author and institutional profiles.  Elsevier provides THE with a bibliometric dataset based on publications in a five-year window and citations in a six-year window.  Elsevier provides a 5-year Field Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) metric for the Citations (research influence), the number of publications for the research productivity indicator and the proportion of the university’s total relevant publications that have at least one international co-author for the International Collaboration indicator.  

The Elsevier Partnership with THE Goes Beyond Scopus  

Use of Scopus data allows Elsevier to provide THE with a robust bibliometric dataset they can use with confidence when completing their Rankings methodology. The bibliometrics dataset provided to THE is also available to analyze in SciVal through the Rankings analysis feature of the Overview module. This provides SciVal users access to the actual bibliometrics used in the THE World University Rankings so they can: 

• Analyse, understand and generate insights based on the actual FWCI and Citation Scores used in 30% of the THE WUR, rather than proxies developed in-house 
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• Analyse, benchmark, and produce peer comparison reports across all bibliometric drivers directly in the Benchmarking module 
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NIT bracket 2024: Tournament schedule, scores, Seton Hall vs. Georgia, Utah vs. Indiana State in semifinals

The nit semifinals are set for hinkle fieldhouse on tuesday.

The 2024 NIT semifinals are set after Seton Hall and Utah secured victories Wednesday to move on to historic at Hinkle Fieldhouse next week.

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Second round

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•  UNLV 79, Boston College 70 -- Recap

Quarterfinals

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• No. 2 Ohio State 88, Cornell 83
• No. 3 Virginia Tech 74, Richmond 58
• No. 4 Georgia 78, Xavier 76
• No. 2 Ohio State 81, No. 3 Virginia Tech 73 -- Recap
• No. 4 Georgia 72, No. 1 Wake Forest 66 -- Recap
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• No. 1 Indiana State 76, Minnesota 64 -- Recap
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Second round 

• VCU 70, USF 65 -- Recap
• No. 2 Utah 91, No. 3 Iowa 82 -- Recap
• No. 2 Utah 74, VCU 54 | Recap

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