“Nicolae Testemitanu” University remains in top 10% in Global Aggregate Ranking 2024

Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of Moldova remains in the top 10% in Global Aggregate Ranking, for the third consecutive year, being among the best 2500 universities in the world. The ranking was recently published at: https://best-edu.ru/ratings/global/globalnyj-agregirovannyj-rejting .

 The 2024 Global Aggregate Ranking edition – an independent higher education evaluation tool based on data from the year 2023 – includes 13 global institutional rankings and the European DEQAR database of accredited programs.

Nicolae Testemitanu University is present in two rankings, occupying worldwide position 901-1000 in The Three University Missions (MosIUR) and 2456 in SCImago Institutions Rankings (SCIMAGO), and is registered in the European database of accredited programs DEQAR, which contains information about higher education institutions and educational programs. Being institutionally accredited according to the standards of the World Federation for Medical Education, including for three integrated study programs (Medicine, Stomatology and Pharmacy), our university received the highest appreciation in DEQAR – (A). 

Rector Emil Ceban mentioned that the University’s presence in this ranking shows the appreciation of the activity and achievements of the university community. "Nicolae Testemitanu" State University of Medicine and Pharmacy excels in many fields of activity, and the presence in several international charts confirms the quality of the study programs and the openness of the institution to modernization and continuous development. The given ranking is a landmark in the evolution of our institution, a fact that prompts us to identify new actions to face the fierce competition in higher education and to meet contemporary requirements", the rector emphasized.

Nicolae Testemitanu University was the first university in the Republic of Moldova to be included, in 2022, in the Global Aggregate Ranking. The ranking evaluates 3627 universities from 132 countries according to the MetALig methodology.