Start 1861: I Just Inherited the Dutch Throne

William IV is the founder of the University of Jakarta and the current honorary president and sole trustee.

Calculated according to this ranking list, the University of Jakarta currently ranks 11th among Dutch higher education institutions and 33rd globally.

Excluding 16 universities from the Netherlands and the UK, the University of Jakarta ranks 17th.

It can be said that it is growing rapidly. What's more, in addition to absorbing the Dutch East Indies, this university is also the number one study abroad target for the Kingdom of Siam, the Qing Dynasty, Korea and other surrounding areas. Currently, the university has more than 50,000 students. , of which 30,000 are Dutch local students, and the remaining 20,000 students are all international students.

Therefore, this university is regarded as an international study destination for Asian students. Even the University of Queensland, located in Bruce Ban, the capital of Queensland Province, is difficult to compare with, because in mainland Australia, the University of Queensland is the university that recruits the most Latin American students. The university also It enrolls 50,000 people, but only 10,000 are from Latin America. The rest of the students are mostly white Europeans from the Netherlands.

In the 31-40 ranking, the Netherlands also occupies 33 University of Jakarta, 37 University of Utrecht, and 38 University of Groningen, adding up to 13 Dutch universities.

The University of Birmingham in the UK increased its ranking by 36 places, making it seven universities in the 40th place.

The United States and Yale University, which ranks 33rd, become three.

Spain, together with the University of Salamanca at 35 and the University of Barcelona at 40, has a total of 3 universities in the top 40; the University of Bologna in Italy has entered the 39th place, giving Italy 2 universities in the top 20; Sweden has 1 university in the 31st place for the first time First, the University of Lisbon in Portugal ranked 34th.

The list ending 1-40 is: the Netherlands has 13 universities on the list, 7 from the UK, 3 from Germany, 3 from the Commonwealth of the United States, 3 from Spain, 2 from Tsarist Russia, 2 from Austria-Hungary, 2 from France, and 2 from Italy. There are 1 institute in Denmark, 1 institute in Sweden and 1 institute in Portugal.

The number of 13 universities also accounts for nearly one-third of the total list, and will even be nearly double the number of the 7 British universities ranked second. Everyone understands what this means.

So I couldn’t wait to look down at the 40-50 ranking list. This list only ranks the top 50 universities in the world. Therefore, the following 10 universities are also worth looking forward to. They are even the final round of struggles for countries to measure their educational power and talent potential.

Several people present couldn't wait to look down.

But when I saw it clearly, I couldn't help but be surprised.

The 40-50 list is: 41 Auckland National University (Dutch New Zealand, 1866), 42 University of Freiburg (Germany, 1457), 43 Heidelberg University (Germany, 1386), 44 Brown University (United States, 1764) Year), 45 University of North Australia (Dutch, 1864), 46 University of Göttingen (Germany, 1734), 47 University of Glasgow (English, 1451), 48 University of Compton (Western, 1743), 49 First University of Lenoble (France, 1356) 50 National University of New Guinea (Port Moresby, New Guinea Island, Netherlands, 1864).

The Netherlands has added the University of New Zealand at 41st place, the University of Northern Australia at 45th place, and the University of New Guinea at 50th place. The Netherlands occupies 16 universities in the top 50 of the total list. The UK has added the University of Glasgow at 47th place, with a total of 8 universities. The number of Brown universities added to the Commonwealth of the United States has increased from 44 to 4.

In addition, Germany added three new universities: 42 University of Freiburg, 43 University of Heidelberg, and 46 University of Göttingen, suddenly making six universities in the top 50 list.

Spain has added the University of Compton, ranked 48th, which is also four universities with the United States.

In addition, France added the first university of Grenoble to the list of 49, making it three.

Minister of Education Mari Philip waited for five minutes to pass before speaking: "Your Majesty, I have statistics. In the new world university rankings, the Netherlands has 16 universities and only 50 universities in this country. It ranks first among the top universities in the world.

1 University of Sydney (New South Wales), 2 University of Melbourne (capital city of Melbourne), 3 University of Amsterdam (former capital, now the capital of West Holland Province), 4 Australian National University (William Province, formerly Victoria during the British Empire) , 5 University of The Hague (South Holland), 6 University of Adelaide (South Australia), 7 University of Western Australia (Western Australia), 8 University of New South Wales (New South Wales), 9 University of Rotterdam (South Holland) Province), 10 University of Queensland (Queensland), 11 University of Jakarta (Dutch East Indies), 12 University of Utrecht (East Holland), 13 University of Groningen (North Holland), 14 National University of Auckland (New Zealand) ), 15 University of Northern Australia (Northern Australia Province), 16 National University of New Guinea (New Guinea Province).

Next is the UK, which is only half of our Netherlands, with 8 schools.

Ranked third are 6 institutions in the German Empire.

The Commonwealth of the United States and Spain both have 4 schools.

There are 3 schools in north and south France.

2 in the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

2 institutes in the Russian Empire.

2 in Italy.

1 in Denmark, 1 in Sweden, and 1 in Portugal. "

As Mari Philip's data appeared, the expressions of those present changed again.

As for why these people were so perplexed, they were naturally happy that so many Dutch schools were shortlisted for global rankings, and at the same time, they started to make their own calculations.

William IV naturally knew the reason.

The areas governed by the Socialist Party: William Province (formerly Victoria), Western Australia, South Pacific Province, Dutch Guiana, Tasmania, Sulawesi-Maluku, New Zealand, South Holland, North Belgian province.

The areas governed by the Christian Party: New South Wales, Northern Australia, New Guinea, West Dutch East Indies, Sumatra, East Kalimantan-South Kalimantan, North Holland, and East Holland.

The areas governed by the opposition Liberal Party: South Australia's Dayari Province, Queensland Province, Hawaii Province, Alaska Peninsula Province, Sumatra Island Province, Hawaiian Islands Province, Madagascar Island Province, and West Holland Province.

In order to ensure fairness and justice in the constituencies of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, since 1871, the European territory of the Netherlands has been divided into four parts, namely North Holland, East Holland, West Holland, South Holland, and the returned Belgian part is directly called North Holland as a whole. Belgian province.

In other words, the European territory of the Netherlands has become 5 provinces to participate in the Dutch general election.

Look at these areas where the three parties are in power, and look at the list of universities in this university ranking. No wonder these people look bad.

Corresponding to these areas in power, we can see how much potential the areas under the three parties have in absorbing talents.