Best Universities in the World
October 10, 2005 6:20 AM Subscribe
They're last years stats, published in November 2004, as is clear from the pdf file. Previously linked here.
posted by biffa at 6:50 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by biffa at 6:50 AM on October 10, 2005
I like this one better; UT Austin is ranked much higher than in the Shanghai list.
posted by blendor at 7:59 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by blendor at 7:59 AM on October 10, 2005
Cornell #23 and UT Austin #15? Meh.
posted by ZenMasterThis at 8:09 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by ZenMasterThis at 8:09 AM on October 10, 2005
What, no Purdue University? One of the biggest Midwest schools with a huge international student body and some of the best programs in the country (computer science, engineering, Krannert Business School, etc.) and no mention? Come on!
posted by handshake at 8:21 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by handshake at 8:21 AM on October 10, 2005
Number 87 ! Number 87 !
posted by jamesonandwater at 9:31 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by jamesonandwater at 9:31 AM on October 10, 2005
What, no Purdue University?
Relax, handshake. Yer Boilermakers are #59 on the world list, and 25th in North America. Besides, I wouldn't get too worked up about a supposedly indepth study that calls my beloved alma mater "Wisconsin University".
posted by Kibbutz at 9:51 AM on October 10, 2005
Relax, handshake. Yer Boilermakers are #59 on the world list, and 25th in North America. Besides, I wouldn't get too worked up about a supposedly indepth study that calls my beloved alma mater "Wisconsin University".
posted by Kibbutz at 9:51 AM on October 10, 2005
Yeah, what's this "Toronto University" thing? It's called the University of Toronto, thanks for bothering to check. Though ye olde alma mater is still #1, w00t! Take that, Yale!
posted by Hildegarde at 10:56 AM on October 10, 2005
posted by Hildegarde at 10:56 AM on October 10, 2005
From my cursory examination, this list seems to show a distinct liberal arts bias, undervaluing scientific accomplishment somewhat.
posted by gd779 at 4:14 PM on October 10, 2005
posted by gd779 at 4:14 PM on October 10, 2005
How is everyone else seeing the list? When I go there it lists it as for subscribers only.
posted by duck at 6:05 PM on October 10, 2005
posted by duck at 6:05 PM on October 10, 2005
How is everyone else seeing the list? When I go there it lists it as for subscribers only.
There's a pdf that's open to the public here.
posted by Kibbutz at 6:33 PM on October 10, 2005
There's a pdf that's open to the public here.
posted by Kibbutz at 6:33 PM on October 10, 2005
From my cursory examination, this list seems to show a distinct liberal arts bias, undervaluing scientific accomplishment somewhat.
Considering the source, is this surprising? I'm guessing the results would be vastly different if the article was instead for IEEE Spectrum.
posted by gyc at 8:13 PM on October 10, 2005
Considering the source, is this surprising? I'm guessing the results would be vastly different if the article was instead for IEEE Spectrum.
posted by gyc at 8:13 PM on October 10, 2005
Used to lecture at #108. Sweet!
But yeah, this list was out last year.
posted by Paragon at 10:43 PM on October 10, 2005
But yeah, this list was out last year.
posted by Paragon at 10:43 PM on October 10, 2005
I like the idea of Colleges that Change Lives better (if only because my school is on the list). Something about discovering not what you're good at doing, but what you're meant for.
posted by dhartung at 11:18 PM on October 10, 2005
posted by dhartung at 11:18 PM on October 10, 2005
Huh, I totally missed Purdue on there the first time I looked at it. Very cool - even if most rankings are bullshit.
posted by handshake at 9:50 AM on October 11, 2005
posted by handshake at 9:50 AM on October 11, 2005
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