The U-Ranking is an initiative of the BBVA Foundation and the Valencian Institute for Economic Research (IVIE) and the presentation of its ninth edition was made public today Thursday at a press conference. This classification analyses 72 Spanish universities, 48 public, and 24 private –two more than the previous edition– and offers a profile of the results of each institution with 20 indicators. With these data, each user can choose studies among some 3,500 evaluated official degrees, which represent 98% of the SUE as a whole.

Thus, in this indicator, the University of Valencia remains first in the Valencian Community and on a Spanish scale it improves one position compared to 2020, so that it goes from the 4-5 (4) range to 3-4 (3). The Complutense University of Madrid (1), the University of Barcelona (2), of Valencia (3-4), of Granada (3-4) and of Seville (5) occupy the top positions.

The U-Ranking offers the performance of each university in the selected degrees, the cut-off marks for the 2020-2021 academic year, the public prices for enrolled credit and information on the employability of the nearly 1,800 degrees with data. It sorts the universities into four groups: U-Ranking; U-Ranking degrees; U-Ranking dimensions and U-Ranking volume. The latter ranks the universities according to their total volume of results, taking into account the combined effect of results and size.

More information:

• 2021 U-Ranking report by clicking here.
• UV Analysis and Planning Service here.