The degrees in the field of 'Business' from the URJC enter strongly into the QS By Subject

Raul Garcia Hemonnet

The 'Business' area of ​​the URJC enters the QS By Subject ranking for the first time and is among the best 600 universities in the world in this area. The Rey Juan Carlos University also registers a good result in the field of 'Computer Sciences and Information Systems', ranking among the best 550 in the world. This improvement is rooted in the improvement of the score in all the indicators corresponding to this subject. With significant increases in fields such as 'Employer' (4,5 points) or 'Citations' (3,7 points).

“In addition, we would also like to highlight that one more year and with the strong existing competition, we are positioned among the 400 best universities in the world in 'Chemical Engineering'. This recognition motivates the Rey Juan Carlos University to continue its commitment to academic excellence and innovation in all areas of study,” says Diana Benito, deputy vice chancellor of Strategy.

“The Universidad Rey Juan Carlos is proud of its outstanding positions in the recent publication of the QS-By Subject ranking 2024 edition. It is a significant milestone that the institution has debuted for the first time in the 'Business' field, also ensuring a solid position. It has also demonstrated notable progress in the subject 'Computer Science and Information Systems', thanks to significant improvements in all associated indicators,” explains Benito.

The URJC, in addition, is the best scored in the Community of Madrid in the 'Citations' item that evaluates the publications of each university, and is above the community average in the 'H' indicator, which measures the publications of each university. high impact.  

The URJC improves its score in the WUR Pro Rank

The Rey Juan Carlos University has improved its score in the Rank Pro WUR ranking compared to last year. The URJC advances its position to 755. This places it as 15th in Spain and 4th if we refer to the public universities of the Community of Madrid.

“The institution has consolidated its position in the ranking, reaching position 755 in the world, which represents an advance of 9 positions compared to the previous year. It is especially notable that the Rey Juan Carlos University continues to appear in the ranking, despite the absence of relevant universities such as the Complutense University or the University of Alcalá in this edition. This result underlines the commitment of the Rey Juan Carlos University to academic research, knowledge transfer and educational quality in the region,” says Diana Benito.

In short, two rankings that once again recognize the good work of the URJC.