Bartin University ranked higher and listed 556th among higher education institutions in the world

Yayın Tarihi : 18/04/2022
Moving up 65 ranks compared to previous year in SIR (SCIMago Institutions Ranking), Bartin University has been ranked 556th among 4,364 universities, and in terms of research performance indicator, it has been ranked 374th.

SCImago Institutions Rankings (SIR) has been ranking academic and research-focused institutions using three set of indicators based on research performance, innovation inputs and societal impact since 2009. Within this context, 2022 SCImago Institutions Ranking, which covers the assessment of last 5 years (2016-2020), has been announced.

According to this ranking, Bartin University has moved up 65 ranks compared to previous year, and ranked 556th among 4,364 universities listed all over the world.

In addition to this, achieving a significant success, Bartin University has been ranked 719th among 8,084 research-focused institutions in the world (including universities and other R&D organizations/institutions).  Thus, Bartin University has moved up 101 ranks, compared to previous year, in overall ranking.

As for the assessment based on the research performance indicator, Bartin University has been ranked 374th among higher education institutions. Among 132 higher education institutions deemed suitable for the assessment in Turkey, Bartin University has been ranked 46th.

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