Browse the full results of the Arab University Rankings 2022
Algeria
Algeria’s overall score is 24.3, based on 21 universities ranked, making it the lowest ranking region in the table. The average score for society is higher than for three other countries, however, at 26.9.
Egypt
Egypt features in the top half of the table, with an overall score of 59.6 based on 34 universities. While the country scores especially high for citations (71.3), it falls down on international outlook (45.3).
Iraq
While Iraq’s average overall score is among the lowest in the region, based on 23 universities ranked, the country does punch above its weight in the society pillar, with an average score of?59.0.
Jordan
An all-rounder, Jordan has average scores in the 40s for all the pillars. And when it comes to working internationally, it scores 53.8, based on 14 universities ranked.
Lebanon
Lebanon is the third-highest scoring country in the region, or the second-highest when excluding countries with fewer than five universities ranked. Its strengths are teaching (82.9) and research (79.0), but its weakness is citations (39.4).
Morocco
The average overall score for Morocco is 37.4, based on 10?universities ranked. The country’s strongest pillar is society, where it has an average score of?54.2.
Saudi Arabia
With the seventh-highest score in the region (or fourth when discounting countries with fewer than five universities ranked), Saudi Arabia scores well all-round. Its strongest areas are international outlook?(75.2) and citations?(74.7).
Tunisia
With an overall score of 44.4, based on?10 universities, Tunisia?sits around the middle of the table.?The pillar on which it?performs best?is teaching (53.2), followed by research (50.3); it is weakest on?citations (23.2).
United Arab Emirates
The UAE has the highest average overall score in the region, when counting countries with five or more universities ranked, at 71.2. It scores especially well on the international outlook pillar (82.4). Its lowest scoring pillar is society at?51.0.
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