​​The College of Computer and Information Sciences at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University achieved first rank in the education axis within the specializations of computer and information sciences, according to the Times Higher Education ranking in its latest version for the year 2024.
The college was distinguished by achieving first rank, outperforming (19) other Saudi universities, as the difference to the second rank exceeded 12%, with a total of 43.4 points.
The Times Higher Education ranking relies on an advanced methodology in its evaluation of universities that focuses on several basic tasks of universities; such as: education, scientific research, knowledge transfer, and international outlook.
It is worth noting that the education axis, in which the college achieved first rank nationally, is based on a set of criteria, including academic reputation, the ratio of students to employees, the percentage of faculty members with a doctorate, and institutional income.
This achievement reflects the excellence of the efforts of the college's scientific departments and the interest in the education axis within the study plans that are updated according to the changing requirements of the labor market, future jobs and skills, and the latest developments in the fields of computer and information sciences.