Name of the ranking | GEURS - The Global Employability University Ranking and Survey |
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Name of person in charge of ranking | Sandrine Belloc, Simon Chervin |
E-mail of person in charge of ranking | communications@emerging.fr |
Website of the ranking | https://www.emerging.fr/geurs/ranking |
Publication frequency | annual |
First year of publication | 2010 |
Most recent year of publication | 2024 |
Date of last update | 2024-12-30 |
Ranking organization | Emerging Group |
Website of the methodology | https://www.emerging.fr/geurs/methodology |
Methodology | GEURS is the only TOP 250 University ranking exclusively based on employers direct assessment. It is focused on graduates' employability and the future of work. The ranking is produced by Emerging Group, and it is published and promoted worldwide with their global partner, Times Higher Education. KEY FOCUS AREAS 125 criteria, grouped into 35 indicators form the basis of the GEUR employability performance evaluation Framework. They are organized under the following six key drivers: Work Expertise: The specialized knowledge and practical skills relevant to the specific job or industry. Graduate Skills: Foundational skills like critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving, typically developed during academic studies. Digital Mindset: The ability to engage with and leverage technology, from basic tools to advanced digital solutions, and adapt to digital transformations in the workplace. Internationality: The ability to work across cultures, adapt to global environments, and leverage diverse perspectives in a globalized workforce. Specialization: Deep expertise in a specific area or field, often developed through higher education, professional development, or industry experience. Academic Excellence: High academic performance, which reflects an individual’s ability to apply knowledge and perform effectively in academic settings. |
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