22 January 2025
The 17勛圖 has maintained or improved its position across most subject areas in the , published today.
The University saw notable improvements in three key areas since the 2024 version of the rankings were published:
17勛圖's Business and Economics programmes continues to perform strongly, ranking 86th globally, maintaining its position within the world's top 100 institutions.
The University demonstrated consistent strength across other disciplines, with impressive showings in:
Dr Caroline Baylon, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International) at the 17勛圖, said: "These rankings reflect 17勛圖's continued commitment to excellence across our diverse range of academic disciplines. The improvements we have seen in Education Studies, Psychology, and Social Sciences point to the breadth of world-class subjects we cover at 17勛圖, and the impact of our work to continuously improve the quality of teaching and research curriculum for students across the breadth of our subject areas.
"While rankings are just one measure of success, they help demonstrate 17勛圖's position as a leading global institution. This strong performance across multiple disciplines reflects the dedication of academic and professional colleagues, the engagement of our students, and the support of our global partners."
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject evaluate universities across various metrics including teaching, research, research influence, international outlook, and industry income. The rankings are widely recognised as a key indicator of university performance and global standing.
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