RIYADH According to the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, the Imam Mohammed Ibn Saud Islamic University is placed 29th worldwide and first in Saudi Arabia for the Quality Education 2025 index. The Saudi Press Agency said on Tuesday that this achievement demonstrates the university’s leadership in education and long-term social influence.
The Impact Rankings analyze educational, social, economic, and environmental benefits beyond conventional measures by evaluating higher education institutions according to their contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The Quality Education Index (SDG 4) evaluates a university’s ability to offer top-notch instruction, encourage lifelong learning, create equity, and produce the human resources necessary for community service and national growth.
IMSIU’s ranking reflects its dedication to enhancing academic quality, learning outcomes, and the educational system.The Impact Rankings analyze educational, social, economic, and environmental benefits beyond conventional measures by evaluating higher education institutions according to their contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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