Ten principles for the responsible use of university rankings
University rankings are controversial. There is a lot of criticism on well-known rankings such as the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), commonly referred to as the Shanghai Ranking, and the World University Rankings of Times Higher Education (THE) and QS.
Nevertheless, universities often feel that they are under pressure to
show a good performance in these rankings and universities may therefore
pay considerable attention to these rankings in their decision making.
The Ten Principles are intended to guide universities, students,
governments, and other stakeholders in the responsible use of university
rankings.
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