In the early morning of June 19, QS, a global higher education research institute, released the 2020 World University Rankings.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The top two universities in mainland China, Tsinghua University and Peking University, achieved the highest ranking in history, ranking 16th and 22nd respectively; Two Shanghai universities were nominated for the top 100, Fudan University ranked 40th, and Shanghai Jiaotong University ranked 60th.
MIT won first place in the 8th year
Compared with last year, the top ranking has not changed much. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology won first place in the eighth year, followed by Stanford and Harvard. Oxford University is still the highest ranked British University
The top 20 rankings are as follows
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The top 100 Chinese universities this year have reached 12, and China's Tsinghua University has reached a record high.
Tsinghua ranks ahead of Yale University and Columbia University, old American universities.
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The ranking of the six Mainland Chinese universities entering the top 100 is as follows.
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Mainland China University Rankings:The list also includes three new Chinese universities: Shenzhen University, Wuhan University of Technology and Xijiao Liverpool University.
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British and American universities 'rankings have dropped significantly
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Columbia University
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Cambridge University
According to Reuters, one of the reasons for the decline in the ranking of British and American universities is the continuing decline in the proportion of international students in the two countries 'universities, which is one of the reference indicators for the rankings.
QS World University Rankings
The "QS World University Rankings" is considered to be one of the world's three most influential global university rankings.
The other two rankings are Times Higher Education World University Rankings and University Rankings.