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Preferred Reporting Items for A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (Prisma): The Impact of Covid-19 on University Reputation and Comparative Evaluation

This systematic literature review outstretches the significance of reputation to university institutions. A positive university reputation (UR) is a prerequisite to national, mental, environmental, economic, and human development. One of the unexpected reputational threats faced by different organizations globally is the emergence of C0VID-19. The negative "UR" impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic came swiftly and worse in Africa as the continent lacks adequate university facilities to meet the challenges. The Purpose: of this current study is to analyze the research published on the UR during COVID-19 and make comparative evaluation. The first aspect of the study searched the literature that allows us to identify the level of research done on COVID-19 and UR. The second stream of literature focused on the classification of literature regarding the impact of the covid-19 on university reputation. Among all the research done on the COVID-19 Pandemic, how much of this research focused literature classification on UR by subject areas, the field of studies, contexts (countries), and journals. However, the search strategy was scientifically tailored and limited to the Scopus database.