Key points
- University ranks 29th globally in index
- Assessment aligned with UN education goals
- Ranking reflects commitment to academic excellence
RIYADH: The Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud Islamic University has secured first place in Saudi Arabia for the Quality Education 2025 index, according to the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, and ranked 29th globally.
This accomplishment highlights the university’s educational leadership and sustainable social impact, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday.
The Impact Rankings evaluate higher education institutions based on their contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, assessing educational, social, economic, and environmental impacts beyond traditional metrics.
The Quality Education Index (SDG 4) measures a university’s capacity to provide high-quality education, promote lifelong learning, and establish equity, as well as develop human resources essential for national development and community service.
IMSIU’s ranking reflects its commitment to improving the educational system, learning outcomes, and academic quality.
