Among the 161,441 scientists who had the greatest impact in 2019, 23 Moroccans associated with universities and institutions are included. This is the result of the Stanford team’s survey, which published its ranking of the top 2% of researchers in the world nearly two months ago.
Doctoral training in Morocco is becoming increasingly expensive, forcing many doctoral students to drop out just before the finish line. A 90% dropout rate is recorded each year.
Moroccan higher education is doing poorly. This is what the specialized directory Unirank reveals, which ranks Moroccan universities among the least brilliant on the continent, despite the reforms that are being carried out there and which rather have the appearance of a scattering.
52 Yemeni students who obtained their doctorate in a dozen Moroccan universities, in several specialties, for the 2019-2020 academic year were honored on Saturday, August 29, 2020. It was during a remote ceremony in front of an audience of academic and diplomatic personalities.
Scientific research efforts continue in Morocco, in order to find reliable and definitive solutions to the current health crisis. It is in this context that the Foundation for Research, Development and Innovation in Science and Engineering has developed an intelligent medical artificial respiration device.
According to a ranking by "University Ranking by Academic Performance", the Mohammed V University of Rabat is one of the best in Morocco for the 2019-2020 academic year.