- Global score 35.1
- Global research reputation #661
- Regional research reputation #15
- Publications #744
- Books #778
- Conferences #1,090
- Normalized citation impact #1,168
- Total citations #900
- Number of publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #1,014
- Percentage of total publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #1,264
- International collaboration #752
- Percentage of total publications with international collaboration #539
- Number of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #864
- Percentage of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #950
National University of Córdoba, established in 1613, is one of Latin America’s oldest and most prestigious universities. Founded as the first university in what is now Argentina, it is often known as "La Docta," which means "The Wise". Situated in Córdoba, in the Córdoba Province, it is now the second largest university in Argentina, after the University of Buenos Aires. UNC is free and secular. It is financially dependent on the national government but has autonomy to manage its budget, choose its authorities and dictate its own rules in accordance with the national level. Its origin goes back to 1610 when the Jesuits established the Collegium Maximum (Maximum School). During its first two centuries of life, UNC offered three senior studies: philosophy, theology and later law. The UNC has 13 faculties offering nearly 300 undergraduate and graduate degrees. There are also 100 academic research centres and services, 25 libraries and 16 museums. UNC is home to an astronomical observatory, which was Argentina’s first scientific institution and is now used for the university’s educational and research purposes. The university’s pharmaceutical laboratory was established in 1963 and specialises in the development and commercialisation of products made from human plasma. It is South America’s largest fractionation plant and supplies the continent with medicines at a low cost, as well as exporting plasma to 10 Latin American countries. On campus facilities include an indoor gymnasium, sports hall and a 12-hectare sports field for 25 different sports including hockey, volleyball, rugby and handball.
*The above data comes from: Official website of U.S.News
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10.4
No. of students per staff
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68 : 32
Student Ratio of Females to Males
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59,450
Number of FTE Students
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3%
Percentage of International Students
*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES
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World University Rankings
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2016
601-800
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2018
801–1000
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2019
1001+
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2020
1001+
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Latin America Rankings
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2017
26–30
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2018
22
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2019
35
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Arts & humanities
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2019
401+
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Clinical, pre-clinical & health
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2019
601+
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Engineering & technology
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2019
601–800
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Life sciences
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2019
501–600
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Physical sciences
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2019
601–800
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Social sciences
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2019
301–400
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Psychology
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2019
401+
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Emerging Economies
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2018
301–350
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2019
301–350
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*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES
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#350 Plant and Animal Science
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- Plant and Animal Science overall score 37.7
- Plant and Animal Science global research reputation #216
- Plant and Animal Science regional research reputation #21
- Plant and Animal Science publications #285
- Plant and Animal Science normalized citation impact #411
- Plant and Animal Science total citations #386
- Plant and Animal Science number of publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #479
- Plant and Animal Science percentage of total publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #495
- Plant and Animal Science international collaboration #170
- Plant and Animal Science percentage of total publications with international collaboration #312
- Plant and Animal Science number of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #346
- Plant and Animal Science percentage of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #352
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