US EditionShanghai Ranking, Public and Private Universities
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There have been different readings of the Shanghai ranking of universities, depending on who did them. Some emphasize that there is no Spanish university among the first hundred, accentuating a negative figure for them. Others emphasize that there are 36 among the first thousand, number higher than that which has outstanding countries such as France or Japan. Of the 36, 35 are public. The data shows that almost all public ones have an acceptable…
The reactions to the 23rd edition of the "Shanghai ranking" of universities, published in mid-August, are reminiscent of those
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