When the Times Higher Education Rankings Fail The Fall-Down-Laughing Test
You may have noted the gradual proliferation of rankings at the Times Higher Education over the last few years. First the World University Rankings, then the World Reputation Rankings (a recycling of reputation survey data from the World Rankings), then the “100 under 50” (World Rankings, restricted to institutions founded since the early 60s, with a methodological twist to make the results less ridiculous), then the “BRICS Rankings” (World Rankings results, with developed countries excluded, and similar methodological twists). Between actual
February 6, 2014
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