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Tuesday, 6 September 2016 - 12:10

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Dutch universities perform poorly in international rankings

Most of the Netherlands' universities dropped in this year's international rankings of the 916 top universities by QS. Last year there were five Dutch universities in the top 100, this year there are only two, NOS reports. The University of Amsterdam is the highest ranked Dutch university on the list at 57th place, two places down from last year. TU Delft is made it to 62nd place, up two spots. The universities of Leiden, Utrecht and Groningen dropped from the top 100. After TU Delft, only two other Dutch universities climbed in the rankings compared to last year - Wageningen University and University of Twente. Tilburg University dropped the most, from 293rd to 330th place. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, better known by its acronym MIT, came in 1st place for the fifth year in a row. Here follows a list of the Dutch universities on the QS World University Rankings for 2016
University Ranking
University of Amsterdam 57
TU Delft 62
University of Leiden 102
Utrecht University 104
University of Groningen 113
Wageningen University 119
TU Eindhoven 121
Erasmus University Rotterdam 144
Maastricht University 173
University Twente 177
Radboud University Nijmegen 190
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 199
Tilburg University 330

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