Times higher education ranking 2023

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Times Higher Education Rankings 2023 has been announced. This year, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore has secured the top place among the Indian universities. Times Higher Education Rankings 2023: IISc tops, top 10 Indian Universities(HT Photo) Five Indian universities made it into the world's top 500 varsities. IISc has been placed under 251-300 bracket. The complete list of top 10 Indian Universities is enlisted below. Top 10 Indian Universities Bracket Name of the Institute 251-300 IISc 351-400 JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research 351-400 Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences 401-500 Alagappa University 401-500 Mahatma Gandhi University 501-600 IIT Ropar 501-600 International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad 501-600 Jamia Millia Islamia 501-600 Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences 601-800 BHU In total, 22 Indian universities made it below rank 800 - three of which were debutant entries. DTU, Graphic Era University, IIT Indore, IIIT, Delhi, Jamia Hamdard University, JNU, Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, KIIT University also have been put under 601-800 bracket.

The physical sciences subject ranking uses the same trusted and rigorous performance indicators as the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023, but the methodology has been recalibrated to suit the individual fields. It highlights the universities that are leading across the following disciplines: mathematics and statistics, physics and astronomy, chemistry, geology, environmental sciences, and earth and marine sciences. This year’s table includes 1,307 universities, up from 1,227 last year. View the World University Rankings 2023 by subject: physical sciences methodology In a US-dominated top 10 (American institutions hold the top six, and Columbia University, having risen three spots, occupies 10th place), Princeton University claims the top spot. It has swapped places with the University of California, Berkeley, which now shares second with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Meanwhile, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich maintains its position in the top 10 for the eighth consecutive year, ranking once again at ninth place. Both of Singapore’s universities on the list have moved up the table since last year. The National University of Singapore is now 14th, up from 16th, and Nanyang Technological University has risen eight spots to 27th. Mainland China maintains the record it set last year, with seven entrants in the top 100. All of these had previously appeared, but some have improved, such as Fudan University, which has risen five spots to 25th, and Z...

TU Delft scores significantly higher on Climate Action in the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Ranking in 2023 than in 2022; from position 55 to 15. THE publishes an annual set of global rankings in which universities are ranked according to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). There is a ranking for each of the 17 SDGs and an Overall ranking. Universities decide which rankings they participate in. TU Delft participates in the ranking of four goals: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure (SDG 9), Climate Action (SDG 13), Affordable and Clean Energy (SDG 7), Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17). The combined score of the goals determines the position on the Overall ranking. Strong position of TU Delft This year, TU Delft has risen in two rankings. This applies to the goal 'Climate Action', from place 55 to 15 and to 'Affordable and Clean Energy', from 81 to 79. On 'Industry Innovation and Infrastructure', the university maintained the fifth position. This year TU Delft is participating for the first time in the Overall Ranking and is in the range 101-200. Two other Dutch universities, Maastricht University and Radboud University, are also in this range. Times Higher Education Impact Rankings With the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, THE seeks to measure how educational institutions contribute to the SDGs as social actors. To participate in the rankings, an educational institution must provide data, information and supporting documents, for example in the form ...

One of the key areas of focus in the Times Higher Impact Rankings is reducing inequalities. The ranking, ‘measures universities’ research on social inequalities, their policies on discrimination and their commitment to recruiting staff and students from under-represented groups. LSBU has emerged as a frontrunner in this domain, securing an impressive 8th position globally. Through various initiatives, LSBU has actively worked towards narrowing the gap and creating a more equitable society, proving our commitment to social justice and inclusivity. We are very proud of this recognition. LSBU's commitment to gender equality has also earned recognition on the global stage. The university has been ranked an impressive 60th worldwide, exemplifying our efforts to empower and support women within the academic and professional realms. LSBU's inclusive environment fosters equal opportunities for all, ensuring that everyone has the chance to excel and contribute to their fullest potential. The Gender Equality ranking, ‘measures universities’ research on the study of gender equality, their policies on gender equality and their commitment to recruiting and promoting women.’ Addressing the critical issue of poverty, LSBU has demonstrated our dedication to social welfare by securing an impressive 32nd place globally. The ranking, ‘measures universities’ research on poverty and their support for poor students and citizens in the local community.’ The university's comprehensive approach to...

Michigan State University – home to the state's largest and one of the first mass-timber buildings, the nation's largest solar carport array, a growing electric vehicle fleet, and a campus of more than 20,000 trees – jumped seven spots to No. 26 globally in In three years, MSU has moved from a global ranking between 101 and 200 to No. 26. MSU is the only university in Michigan and in the Big Ten to appear in the top 30. “These top rankings embody MSU’s fundamental dedication to being Spartan green and incorporating sustainability into every facet of our work – from education, outreach and research to operational practices that create a healthier environment for our campus and the world,” said Interim President Teresa K. Woodruff, Ph.D. “In 2021, we set forward an ambitious goal of becoming a top 100 global impact university by 2030. For two consecutive years, we’ve exceeded that goal and pushed the boundaries of a more sustainable future for all.” The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings is the only global performance index that measures how well universities are meeting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, or SDGs, combining research, curriculum and policy in relation to each of the SDG topics. This is the fifth year for the ranking and MSU’s third year participating. In addition to the overall rankings, MSU is ranked globally in the top 20 in three key areas and the top 50 in one additional area: No. 1 in the U.S. and No. 34 globally for Partnership for t...

Browse the full Impact Rankings 2023 results. To participate in next year’s Impact Rankings, An Australian institution again leads the pack in Times Higher Education’s 2023 Impact Rankings. This is the fourth time that a university from Australasia has topped the Canadian universities occupy four spots in the top 10 – The UK’s Impact Rankings show stars shine everywhere Impact Rankings 2023: Australia and Canada set pace for sustainability Middle-income countries are most active in Impact Rankings Rules of engagement: how to influence politicians and policy Universities made SDGs a priority, now they must speed up progress Universities can submit data to be measured against any of the goals, and any university that provides data on SDG 17 (partnerships for the goals) and at least three other SDGs is included in the overall ranking. A university’s The score for the overall ranking is an average of institutions’ total scores over the past two years. THE Impact Rankings 2023: the top 10 2023 rank Institution Country/region Overall score 1 Australia 99.4 2 United Kingdom 97.5 3 Canada 97.2 4 Malaysia 96.9 5 Australia 96.6 6 United States 96.5 =7 Canada 96.4 =7 Australia 96.4 =9 Denmark 95.8 =9 Canada 95.8 =9 Canada 95.8 Rufus Black, vice-chancellor of the University of Tasmania, said universities must serve as role models in bringing about change on key societal issues, from “the smallest of steps to the bold and fundamental shifts”. “At a practical level, as large organisatio...