Harvard leads for 13th consecutive year, according to THE's 2023 world university reputation rankings.
Times Higher Education (THE) announced the world's most prestigious university rankings on February 13 with 200 schools.
Six of the top 10 schools are from the US, with the rest coming from the UK, China and Japan. Compared to last year, the top 10 is still filled with familiar names, but with slight changes in rankings. Specifically, China's Tsinghua University rose one place to eighth place, while the US's Yale University dropped to ninth.
In addition, the top 20 has two more representatives from Asia: Peking University, China, in 11th place and the National University of Singapore in 19th place.
| TT | School | Nation |
1 | Harvard University | America |
2 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | America |
3 | Stanford University | America |
4 | University of Oxford | Older brother |
5 | University of Cambridge | Older brother |
6 | University of California, Berkeley | America |
7 | Princeton University | America |
8 | Tsinghua University | China |
9 | Yale University | America |
10 | University of Tokyo | Japan |
In terms of countries and regions with ranked schools, the US has 52/200 representatives, the most and has maintained the top position for the past 10 years. The UK has 20 schools, ranking second, followed by China and Germany with 15 and 14 schools respectively. Vietnam has no schools in this ranking.
THE said this year’s rankings feature a surge in Middle Eastern universities, with seven universities making the cut, up from six last year. Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University in Saudi Arabia climbed from the 176-200 group to the 101-125 group. Two other universities from the region, three from the UAE and one from Lebanon entered the top 200 for the first time.
Stanford University student, USA. Photo: Stanford University Fanpage
THE is one of the four most prestigious and influential university ranking organizations in the world, alongside QS, ARWU and US News.
The prestigious university rankings were first published by THE in 2011. The database for this ranking is based on the opinions of experts. Each person will name a maximum of 15 schools that they think are the best, in the two criteria of Research and Teaching, with a score ratio of 2:1. As of 2023, nearly 38,800 scholars from 166 countries and territories around the world voted.
Doan Hung ( According to Times Higher Education )
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