On June 10th at 9.00 pm Beijing time, the online conference for the 2021 World University of Real Impact Ranking (WURI) was held. Director Liu Ting of the International Exchange and Accreditation Office of the Business School and others attended the meeting.

The conference was initiated by the Hanseatic League of Universities (HLU), the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) in Geneva, Switzerland, the Taylor Institute of the Franklin University in Lugano, Switzerland (TI-FUS), and the Institute for Policy and Strategy on National Competitiveness (IPSNC) in Seoul, South Korea. The main venue of this conference was South Korea.

The ranking of the most influential universities in the world is implemented by the Organizing Committee of the Second Congress of the Hanseatic League of Universities. The ranking assesses the real contribution of universities to society, emphasizing innovative approaches and innovative strategies in university research and education.

The basis of our school's application for this ranking is to build a system for the cultivation of innovation and promote the cultivation of students' innovation on the school level with the laboratory and innovation and entrepreneurship practice base as the platform, guided by social needs.

This year, our school ranked 63rd, an improvement of 25 places compared to last year. A total of 33 Asian universities were shortlisted this time, with an average ranking of 64.

This ranking reflects our school's competitive advantages in the construction of an innovative university and the cultivation of innovative spirit, which is conducive to enhancing our school's international competitiveness and influence.