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World’s Best Colleges 2015: List of Academic Ranking of World Universities Released

World’s Best Colleges 2015: List of Academic Ranking of World Universities Released

By 08/26/2015 Education and History No Comments

Harvard has ranked No. 1 in the World’s Best Colleges 2015 since the list’s inception in 2003. The academic ranking of world universities is compiled by researchers from the Center for World-Class Universities of Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Here is your top 100 universities in the world.

1
 Harvard University
1
100.0
100.0
2
 Stanford University
2
73.3
40.7
3
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3
70.4
68.2
4
 University of California, Berkeley
4
69.6
65.1
5
 University of Cambridge
1
68.8
77.1
6
 Princeton University
5
61.0
53.3
7
 California Institute of Technology
6
59.6
49.5
8
 Columbia University
7
58.8
63.5
9
 University of Chicago
8
57.1
59.8
10
 University of Oxford
2
56.6
49.7
11
 Yale University
9
54.5
47.6
12
 University of California, Los Angeles
10
50.7
29.5
13
 Cornell University
11
50.5
42.0
14
 University of California, San Diego
12
48.7
19.2
15
 University of Washington
13
47.8
21.2
16
 Johns Hopkins University
14
46.3
37.7
17
 University of Pennsylvania
15
46.1
31.6
18
 University College London
3
44.5
28.1
18
 University of California, San Francisco
16
44.5
0.0
20
 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
1
43.7
29.5
21
 The University of Tokyo
1
42.0
30.8
22
 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
17
41.7
34.4
23
 The Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine
4
41.5
14.5
24
 University of Wisconsin – Madison
18
41.1
30.8
25
 University of Toronto
1
40.6
19.9
26
 Kyoto University
2
38.9
31.6
27
 New York University
19
38.8
28.1
27
 Northwestern University
19
38.8
15.4
29
 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
21
38.6
29.9
30
 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
22
38.5
29.5
31
 Duke University
23
38.0
15.4
32
 Washington University in St. Louis
24
37.4
22.9
33
 Rockefeller University
25
36.5
17.0
34
 University of Colorado at Boulder
26
36.0
12.6
35
 University of Copenhagen
1
35.7
21.8
36
 Pierre and Marie Curie University – Paris 6
1
35.0
33.6
37
 The University of Texas at Austin
27
34.8
16.2
38
 University of California, Santa Barbara
28
34.6
14.5
39
 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
29
34.4
8.9
40
 University of British Columbia
2
34.1
15.4
41
 The University of Manchester
5
33.6
18.5
41
 University of Paris-Sud (Paris 11)
2
33.6
30.3
43
 University of Maryland, College Park
30
32.8
19.2
44
 The University of Melbourne
1
32.3
17.0
44
 The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
31
32.3
18.5
46
 Heidelberg University
1
32.2
19.9
47
 The University of Edinburgh
6
32.0
20.5
48
 Karolinska Institute
1
31.9
22.4
49
 University of Southern California
32
31.3
0.0
50
 University of California, Irvine
33
31.0
0.0
51
 Technical University Munich
2
30.5
34.8
52
 University of Munich
3
30.3
25.6
53
 Vanderbilt University
34
30.2
15.4
54
 University of Zurich
2
30.1
5.1
55
 King’s College London
7
30.0
21.2
56
 Utrecht University
1
29.8
22.9
57
 University of California, Davis
35
29.7
0.0
58
 University of Geneva
3
29.4
27.1
58
 University of Oslo
1
29.4
28.1
60
 Pennsylvania State University – University Park
36
29.3
10.3
61
 Carnegie Mellon University
37
29.2
31.6
61
 Purdue University – West Lafayette
37
29.2
13.6
61
 Uppsala University
2
29.2
17.8
64
 McGill University
3
28.5
32.8
64
 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – New Brunswick
39
28.5
10.3
66
 University of Bristol
8
28.3
7.3
67
 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
1
28.2
32.0
67
 The Ohio State University – Columbus
40
28.2
12.6
67
 University of Helsinki
1
28.2
12.6
70
 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus
41
28.1
18.5
71
 Ghent University
1
27.8
5.1
72
 Ecole Normale Superieure – Paris
3
27.6
48.9
73
 Aarhus University
2
27.3
11.5
73
 Boston University
42
27.3
11.5
75
 Brown University
43
27.0
14.5
75
 University of Groningen
2
27.0
0.0
77
 Nagoya University
3
26.7
29.0
77
 Stockholm University
3
26.7
24.1
77
 Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
2
26.7
23.5
77
 The Australian National University
2
26.7
13.6
77
 The University of Queensland
2
26.7
12.6
82
 Leiden University
3
26.5
17.8
83
 University of Florida
44
26.2
17.0
84
 Rice University
45
26.0
16.2
85
 Osaka University
4
25.7
8.9
86
 Moscow State University
1
25.3
41.4
87
 The University of Western Australia
4
24.9
13.6
87
 University of Basel
4
24.9
19.2
87
 University of Strasbourg
4
24.9
25.1
90
 KU Leuven
2
24.7
0.0
90
 University of Arizona
46
24.7
14.5
92
 University of Warwick
9
24.6
0.0
93
 Arizona State University
47
24.5
0.0
93
 University of California, Santa Cruz
47
24.5
0.0
93
 University of Utah
47
24.5
0.0
96
 McMaster University
4
24.4
12.6
97
 University of Bonn
4
24.3
15.4
98
 VU University Amsterdam
4
24.2
0.0
99
 Michigan State University
50
24.0
8.9
100
 Texas A&M University
51
23.9
0.0

The Academic Ranking of World Universities uses six indicators to evaluate world universities: the number of alumni and staff winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals; the number of Highly Cited Researchers; the number of articles published in journals of Nature and Science; the number of articles indexed in Science Citation Index – Expanded and Social Sciences Citation Index; and per capita performance.

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