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For the sake of this list, the list of universities will be by [[Administrative divisions of Packilvania|province and metropolitan city]]. |
For the sake of this list, the list of universities will be by [[Administrative divisions of Packilvania|province and metropolitan city]]. |
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==Rankings== |
==Rankings== |
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The most prestigious ranking in the country is the Crescent University Rankings which ranks universities according to quantity of research output in the top 12 science and humanities journals, number of national research chairs, amount of research funding, student to teacher ratio, proportion of Imperial Academy of Science members. Universities are ranked as follows: |
The most prestigious ranking in the country is the Crescent University Rankings which ranks universities according to quantity of research output in the top 12 science and humanities journals, number of national research chairs, amount of research funding, student to teacher ratio, proportion of Imperial Academy of Science members and number of [[Fidal Prize]] winners. Universities are ranked as follows: |
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# University of Bingol |
# [[University of Bingol]] |
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# University of Kemer |
# University of Kemer |
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# Bingol Capital University |
# Bingol Capital University |
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# University of Medayin |
# University of Medayin |
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The government has a program known as the World Class Universities Policy which focuses on making 144 universities highly internationally recognised. An unofficial club known as the Bingol-Kemer Clique is regarded as an informal grouping of the most prestigious universities in country which are disproportionately concentrated in the [[Bingol]] and [[Kemer]]. |
The highest ranked women-only university is the Sultana Zulayka Women's University in Bingol at position 17. The government has a program known as the World Class Universities Policy which focuses on making 144 universities highly internationally recognised. An unofficial club known as the Bingol-Kemer Clique is regarded as an informal grouping of the most prestigious universities in country which are disproportionately concentrated in the [[Bingol]] and [[Kemer]]. |
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== National == |
== National == |
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