Ranking

The 2019 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) is released today by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy. Since 2003, ARWU has been presenting the world Top 500 universities annually based on transparent methodology and objective third-party data.

The accolade reflects a strong performance across the board, ranking fourth in the UK for undergraduate university experience and fifth for graduate prospects.

The University of Toronto has moved up one spot to 11th globally in Times Higher Education’s latest employability ranking, meaning its graduates are among the world’s most sought after in the minds of employers.

The University of Sydney continues to excel in the QS World University Rankings, this year moving from 40th in the world to 38th.

The University of Alberta is ranked 113th among the world’s top universities, according to an aggregate ranking that combines results from five respected global rankings.

When COVID-19 abruptly forced college campuses into various pivots, the Center for Social Value Creation (CSVC) at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business excelled.

The University of Manchester has retained 5th place for research power1 - the quality and scale of research and impact - in the UK government’s Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021, the major national exercise to evaluate research activity, which was last held in 2014.

The University of Newcastle’s longstanding commitment to sustainability has been demonstrated with the University ranking 28th in the world Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings.

University of Alberta programs in business, engineering, nursing and agricultural sciences rank among the top three in Canada, according to new global rankings.

Two recently released national rankings recognized UF as continuing its momentum among the best in the country for value and quality.