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Editor¡¯s note

A key principle of our revised rankings system in its first year is that it includes only institutions that assented to join the profiling process and that have provided and verified the data we sought.

Unfortunately, when the rankings list was published in September 2010, the University of Oslo contacted Times Higher Education to inform us that, because of an error on its part and an oversight in the data quality control process, some of the data it supplied were incorrect.

A re-analysis of the data by Thomson Reuters has found that Oslo would have been ranked at 186th in the world.

Also, after the launch of the THE World University Rankings 2010, it became apparent that, owing to a data processing error, the ranking positions of two Australian universities in the top 200 list were incorrect ¨C the University of Adelaide and Monash University.

Both universities remain in the top 1 per cent of world universities.

Thomson Reuters regrets this error and any impact this issue has on the institutions involved as well as on Times Higher Education. Thomson Reuters has taken corrective action to ensure that these errors will not be repeated. Thomson Reuters and Times Higher Education sincerely apologise.

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