URJC's 'Management' area enters the last ranking in Shanghai

Raúl García Hémonnet/Editor

This discipline, belonging to the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (FCEE), has been placed in position 301-400 in the world ranking of the Shanghai ARWU By Subject after having entered this classification in its latest edition. In addition, the Rey Juan Carlos University becomes one of the 13 Spanish universities present in this area.

'Ecology', from the Escuela Superior de Ciencias Experimentales y Tecnología (ESCET) is once again the most outstanding area of ​​the University in this edition, ranking 201-300. In the Spanish field, the URJC is among the top 8 Spanish universities in this discipline.

URJC is also among the top 10 universities in the country in the area of ​​'Chemical Engineering', corresponding to ESCET (Position 401-500).

On the other hand, the 'Business Administration' area of ​​the FCEE (301-400 worldwide) manages to be among the 14 universities reviewed by the ranking, and becomes one of the 2 public universities in Madrid present in the classification.

On the other hand, and as in previous editions, ESCET sees the 'Agricultural Science' area positioned among the top 500 universities analysed worldwide.

For Diana Benito, Deputy Vice-Rector for Strategy, “in this edition, several disciplines from our Faculty of Economics and Business (FCEE) and the Higher School of Experimental Sciences and Technology (ESCET) have stood out worldwide. Some of these disciplines have maintained their traditional international leadership, while others have burst into this ranking with force. However, all of them are testimony to the effort and dedication of our university community.” Benito added that, “each achievement, each advance, allows us to continue working with determination, consolidating ourselves as a quality institution and a reference at a national and international level. Together, we are building a solid and sustainable future, where quality teaching and research are the basis of our success. Quality is no longer just an objective, it is our hallmark.”

Another piece of good news from one of the most prestigious rankings that supports the work of the entire university community to build a better university every day.