Sentence examples for top-ranked universities from inspiring English sources

China's World Class 2.0 project, announced in August 2015, aims to strengthen the research performance of China's nine top-ranked universities, with the goal of having six of those institutions ranked within the world's top 15 universities by 2030.

This fall, the American Federation of Teachers complained that some top-ranked universities exaggerated the percentage of full-time faculty to U.S. News & World Report for its rankings.

She would later attend one of the country's top-ranked universities, Gadjah Mada, and graduate with honors.

First, a measure analogous to the Jaccard similarity is proposed to calculate from the presided funds similarities between the top-ranked universities.

— JOYCE LAU McGill and Toronto make changes in top positions There have been major changes at the tops of two of the top-ranked universities in Canada.

Almost every middle-class couple is willing to spend extra money to give their child a leg up when applying to top-ranked universities.

On the Shanghai Jiaotang University and Tilburg University rankings, which put an emphasis on research quality, Britain's top-ranked university, the LSE, is ranked at just 13th and 11th place respectively.

Last year, Princeton began planning a new strategic partnership with the University of São Paulo, Latin America's top-ranked university.

Should student mobility be encouraged or does it just favor a rich minority that can afford a top-ranked university abroad?

We hear so often that the United States needs more engineers, but I got a five-year degree in structural engineering from a top-ranked university in California and have never been able to take home more than $55,000.

Student campaigners have launched a petition calling on the top-ranked university to end what they call the "grade shaming" practise of publishing exam results on large noticeboards outside the 17th-century Senate House at the end of term.