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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86721, member: 27"] A fresh QS scoreboard just shoved two Namibian campuses into the regional top 50, and that instantly levels up Namibia’s higher education flex across Sub-Saharan Africa. QS Sub-Saharan Africa rankings shakeup [LIST] [*]The University of Namibia grabbed 31st in the QS regional list. [*]Namibia University of Science and Technology landed 46th overall. [*]Together, the pair stood as Namibia’s only ranked entries. [*]Across Sub-Saharan Africa, 69 schools from 21 countries made it. [/LIST] Regional scope and eligibility numbers [LIST] [*]The QS World University Rankings Sub-Saharan Africa screened over 1000 institutions. [*]Eligibility rules filtered that pool down to 260 qualifiers. [*]From that shortlist, QS slotted just 69 universities into rank positions. [*]Countries across the region fought for limited leaderboard spots. [/LIST] Sanet Steenkamp reacts to milestone [LIST] [*]Sanet Steenkamp framed the result as proof of system upgrades. [*]Steenkamp tied the nod to Namibia’s public university credibility. [*]Her remarks linked campus wins to workforce skill-building. [*]National growth, she argued, benefits from stronger academic standing. [/LIST] University of Namibia performance breakdown [LIST] [*]The University of Namibia pulled a 36.8 in sustainability. [*]Research output showed 17.6 citations per paper. [*]Faculty productivity hit one paper per staff member. [*]Unam logged a 59.9 international research network score. [/LIST] Namibia University of Science and Technology metrics [LIST] [*]Namibia University of Science and Technology posted 61.4 citations per paper. [*]Nust generated 19.6 papers per faculty member. [*]Sustainability numbers for Nust reached 18.9. [*]Its web presence registered a 25 impact score. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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