Regional QS Ranking: UBA Continues to Lead the Country, but Argentina Records the Biggest Drop in Latin America
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This October 1, the international consultancy Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) published the results of its most recent ranking 2027 on universities in Latin America and the Caribbean, in which it is the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, indicates the QS World University Rankings: Latin America & The Caribbean 2027. The UC obtained a score ... Continue reading "Two Chileans in the top 10: these are the best universities in Latin America accordin…
It is the QS of Latin America.The authors attribute it to the “impact of continuing budgetary and financing pressures.” The UBA is the best located Argentine: it retains the tenth place at the regional level.
Eight institutions rose in position, 17 fell and 20 remained stable, in a context that is directly linked to “financial pressures”
There are 17 Argentine universities that went back from last year, and only 8 advanced. Since QS linked the performance of the national university system with budget cuts and the impact on salaries and research. Reputation remains a strong point
Brasilia, 1 Oct (Latin Press) Brazil today consolidated its weight in regional higher education, placing four universities among the top six in the ranking QS Latin America and the Caribbean 2027, headed by the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. The post Brasil with four universities among the best in Latin America first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
According to the QS World University Rankings, Argentina experienced the worst drop in the region. The University of Buenos Aires (UBA) retained the tenth place and remains the only Argentine institution within the Top 10 of Latin America and the Caribbean. Overall, the panorama for Argentine higher education reflects [...] The entry Argentina experienced the worst drop in the region in a prestigious ranking of universities was first published i…
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