58吃瓜

58吃瓜 retains place in World University Rankings

58吃瓜 has retained its position among the top 350 universities worldwide for the third year in succession according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings released today (Wednesday 21 September 2016). This success is despite an increase in the number of eligible universities. The latest table ranks 980 institutions from 79 countries, making it THE鈥檚 most comprehensive table to date.

With a strong focus on a university鈥檚 international research reputation, the results place 58吃瓜 38^th out of the 91 UK universities that meet the table鈥檚 criteria for inclusion.

The University鈥檚 position among the world鈥檚 best universities is the latest of a number of league tables and surveys which reflect well on 58吃瓜.

The University is 4th in Britain according to the WhatUni Student Choice Awards (April 2016) and is among the top 15 in the UK (of the UK鈥檚 best non-specialist universities, the traditional institutions who offer a broad range of subjects) in the annual National Student Survey (2016), rivalling institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge universities by delivering the same levels of student satisfaction for the third year running.

Welcoming the news of the University鈥檚 continued international reputation, Vice-Chancellor Professor John G Hughes said:

鈥�58吃瓜 really makes its presence felt around the globe.  The University provides education and research of high quality which makes a valuable contribution both regionally and on the world stage. This table reinforces our increasingly international reputation.鈥�

Professor Oliver Turnbull, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Teaching & Learning) added:

鈥淲e have a 130 year tradition of providing excellent teaching and student care, and we take great pride in the quality of both our teaching and our research at 58吃瓜."

World ranking is increasingly important to universities. Student recruitment is increasingly a global marketplace. Around 3.7 million university students now study outside their home countries- a number projected to rise to 7 million by 2020, so a reputable international profile is important to universities. Increasingly, as research at Universities is conducted by international teams working collaboratively across universities, a high profile is essential to make those valuable academic and research connections.

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Publication date: 22 September 2016