VNU-Hanoi has two more disciplines ranked by Times Higher Education
Courses in Education and Clinical and Health of the Vietnam National University, Hanoi (VNU, Hanoi) find a place in the Times Higher Education (THE)’s World University Ranking by Subjects 2024, which was released on October 26.
The VNU, Hanoi now has eight subjects listed on THE’s rankings. (Photo: VNU, Hanoi)
Hanoi (VNA) – Courses in Education and Clinical and Health of the VietnamNational University, Hanoi (VNU, Hanoi) find a place in the Times HigherEducation (THE)’s World University Ranking by Subjects 2024, which was releasedon October 26.
The two subjects, evaluated by THE forthe first time, gained the global rankings in the 401-500 group for Education, and601-800 group for Clinical and Health.
With the latest recognition, the VNU, Hanoi now has eight subjects listed on THE’s rankings. The others are Social Sciences (501-600), Businessand Economics (601-800), Life Sciences (801-1000), Computer Sciences(801-1000), Engineering (801-1000) and Physical Sciences (801-1000).
THE’s rankings also cover Arts and Humanity, Law, and Psychology.
The rankings are based on THE’s survey, Elsevier’s Scopusdatabase, and data provided by education establishments.
The 2024 version is based on THE’s new WUR 3.0 methodology, which includes 18carefully calibrated performance indicators that measure an institution’sperformance across five areas of teaching, research environment, researchquality, industry and international outlook./.
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The VNU, Hanoi now has eight subjects listed on THE’s rankings. (Photo: VNU, Hanoi) 
