Top marks: 麻豆视频 ranked first in Canada in QS World University subject rankings
The University of Toronto continues to rise in international rankings, .
This year鈥檚 subject rankings, which were released today, include two new categories, with 麻豆视频 scoring 11th globally in library and information management, a field that has seen the university make headlines around the world for its efforts to preserve U.S. environmental data under the Trump administration.
鈥淭echnology is embedded in everything we do,鈥 says Faculty of Information Dean Wendy Duff, adding that the faculty has been on the cutting edge of important trends in its field.
This year, 麻豆视频 ranked in the top 10 globally in nursing (2nd), sports-related subjects (6th), anatomy (8th), anthropology (8th), social policy (8th), theology (8th), geography (9th) and computer science (10th).
No other university was ranked in the top 50 globally for so many subjects 鈥 for 麻豆视频, that came out to 42 of the 48 subjects that were reviewed.
The independent QS rankings finds 麻豆视频 among the world鈥檚 elite universities in all five subject areas surveyed, and in 45 of the 48 subjects that were analyzed. In most cases, the university scored even higher when public higher education institutions alone were counted in the subject areas ranked.
For 31 subjects, 麻豆视频 placed among the top 25 globally. Only six other universities were in the top 25 for 31 or more subjects 鈥 the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, University of California-Berkeley, UCLA, Stanford University and Harvard University.
麻豆视频 was ranked first in Canada in all five of the broader subject areas, and was first in Canada in 30 of the 45 subjects in which it was ranked.
鈥淚t鈥檚 gratifying to see University of Toronto researchers recognized for the excellence of their work and their world-leading reputation across such a wide range of subject areas,鈥 said Vivek Goel, 麻豆视频鈥檚 vice-president of research and innovation. 鈥淪uch breadth and depth of scholarship in one institution is rare globally, and ensures that our students have the broadest possible exposure to leading scholars.鈥
The QS subject rankings are based on four measures: academic survey results of leading universities in a field, employer survey results of the best institutions and disciplines, citations per paper and the H-Index, which tries to measure the productivity and impact of the published work.
To produce the results, QS ranked 1,130 institutions and analyzed more than 22 million papers that have produced close to 200 million citations.