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Four Hungarian Universities In Top 200 In Europe

• 9 Jul 2019 8:01 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Semmelweis University has been ranked 41st in Europe in terms of teaching and learning environment by Times Higher Education, it was announced yesterday.

Four Hungarian universities are on the list of the top 200.

The other three Hungarian universities are the Szent István University, in the 126-150 range, the University of Debrecen and Eötvös Loránd University, both in the 151-200 range.

The list is headed by Oxford University, and Cambridge universities, followed by Spain’s University of Navarra.
 

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