Most English universities lower global ratings

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The sixty percent of British universities performed in the sixty-high ranking of British universities saw this year, because the sector struggles to combat rising competition and financial pressure from Asia.

54 ratings from 90 annual English universities QS World University Rating Elite Russell fell almost half of research-intensive institutions.

High-level Universities This registered steep Inchinburg, London School of Economy and Political Science, which lowered seven places in the seven places, includes 50 to 56 London Economic and Political Science School.

Imperial College London, in a field of more than 1,500 universities, but Oxford and Kembridge drove a place until the fourth and sixth.

Jessica Turner, the CEO of the CEO, said that the UK could not afford to “relax on his magnificent” and “claimed” and “ambitious” competitors said to increase investment to increase the investment.

“This is, indeed, in the UK institutions, taking into account the more deterioration of this space, they will not be able to stop,” he said.

There were several bright spots for the UK, both Sheffield and Nottingham, back to the first 100 after the double digit in the rankings. London of the King College was among 24 universities to climb a list of 40 to 31.

Ratings reflect a wider trend like Canada and Australia – two of the other basic jobs – fight to compete with universities studying in China, India and Southeast Asia.

Publishing a rating on Thursday second year in a row Where the performance of the majority of the Universities of England has fallen.

China has determined its position in the last ten years, the United Kingdom and the United States are more boasting in the ranking of the United States. India remains behind with eight new entries this year.

Malaysia, Indonesia and Taiwan also made a strong way, most of these countries are with the majority of those who climb in the rankings.

Turner said the strategic approach to the strategic approach to the region’s strategic approach to the higher education, and the strategic approach to the highest education in the investment of universities, growing government in the study of the highest education and more international and household students.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States consistently made a row for the 14th year and stated in the third place in Stanford. Harvard fell into five in one place.

Ratings evaluating institutions in more than 100 educational systems, including employer surveys and research quotes, come to English universities as a continuous financing forces to cut courses and employees.

The Executive Director of UK Universities Vivienne Stern said that the sector is already working to resolve the financial pressure of the sector. He added that the government will turn back “a light landing” in the “Long-term and lasting financial settlement” performance.

“Other governments in the world have to invest in universities at once our government is slow to do so. This landing is not inevitable.”