MIT world leader, US universities regress
QS Quacquarelli Symonds – global higher education think-tank – today released the tenth edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject: an extensive guide to the performance of 13,138 individual university programs, taken by students at 1368 universities which can be found in 83 locations across the world, across 48 academic disciplines and five broad Faculty Areas.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology is world-leader in 12 subject tables – more than any other institution. Harvard University leads in 11 subjects, while the University of Oxford leads 8 tables.
Key trends include:
Best-Performing Institutions | ||
Top-10 rank | ||
University of Cambridge | UK | 38 |
Harvard University | US | 35 |
University of Oxford | UK | 34 |
University of California, Berkeley | US | 32 |
Stanford University | US | 30 |
MIT | US | 21 |
ETH Zurich | Switzerland | 13 |
LSE | UK | 13 |
University of California, Los Angeles | US | 11 |
Yale University | US | 11 |
https://www.TopUniversities.com/subject-rankings/2020. |
Ben Sowter, QS Director of Research, said: “After five years of relentless improvement, our dataset has illuminated a slowdown in Chinese progress. However, their trajectory is still superior to that of American universities. We also find that Brexit does not yet appear to have jeopardized the research performance of British universities.”
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