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Yamoussoukro's INP-HB Makes Significant Gains in African University Rankings

Yamoussoukro's INP-HB Makes Significant Gains in African University Rankings
Friday, 24 May 2024 14:44

The Institut national polytechnique Félix Houphouët-Boigny (INP-HB) in Côte d'Ivoire has climbed to second place in the Top University Rank 2024 ranking of Francophone African universities, just two points behind Morocco's Mohammed V University.

The growing prestige of the INP-HB is reflected in its improved international rankings, a testament to the quality of its teaching and research initiatives. The Yamoussoukro-based institution now ranks 36th in the Africa University Rankings, closely following Mohammed V University, which is 33rd.

Founded in 1964, INP-HB is a cornerstone of higher education in Côte d’Ivoire. The institution offers various programs in engineering, science and technology, agronomy, and management. INP-HB is renowned for its rigorous academic standards and international partnerships, significantly contributing to the region’s economic and technological development.

The Top University Rank (TUR), produced by Research Analytics International, evaluates universities based on several criteria including teaching quality, academic reputation, research and innovation, and international impact. This ranking utilizes data from reliable sources, academic surveys, and direct feedback from over 400,000 students worldwide.

INP-HB’s rise in the TUR rankings highlights its ongoing efforts to enhance academic standards and research infrastructure. The institution is establishing itself as a key player in training professionals and engineers in West Africa, playing a significant role in the continent’s development.

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