World University Rankings (2022-23)

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World University Rankings (2022-23)

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Last edited Jan 30, 2023

Created on Jan 22, 2023

This visualization displays the distribution of top-ranked universities across countries using data from the 2022-23 CWUR World University Rankings. The code loads a CSV file, parses numeric fields, and aggregates universities by location using d3.flatRollup to count institutions per country. Built with D3 v7, the visualization currently renders the raw JSON data as text, demonstrating the data transformation pipeline before any graphical chart is created.

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The CWUR Rating System evaluates universities and colleges on four measures: education, employability, faculty, and research. The rating system evaluates universities and colleges already listed in world university rankings as well as unlisted institutions.

This code tranforms data to group universities according to their location.

Single array element will look as follows: { location: 'country', count: number }

Source: https://data.world/proydu/world-university-rankings-2022-23

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