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Sheffield University ranks 13th among UK universities
The University of Sheffield ranked no 13 among UK universities and the 78th position among world universities under the overall QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020.
The University of Sheffield has reaffirmed its position as a world-leading institution for research and teaching in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020.
The league table named the University second best in the world for Library and Information Management, reflecting the outstanding research and teaching of the University of Sheffield’s Information School.
A further 15 subjects were ranked in the top 100 in the world, five of which were within the top 50. These were: Archaeology, which climbed 11 places to be ranked 29th in the world; Architecture (23rd), Development Studies (37th), Geography (46th), Civil and Structural Engineering (47th), Communication and Media Studies, Mechanical Engineering, English Language and Literature, Environmental Sciences, Materials Sciences, Nursing, Philosophy, Politics and International Studies, Social Policy and Administration and Sociology.
The University of Sheffield Information School is recognized nationally and internationally for its world-class research, excellence in teaching, and the achievements of its graduates. It is the leader in its field in the UK, ranking top in all previous national Research Assessment Exercises.
Research from the school fundamentally explores the power of information in the digital world, and examines how people, organizations and society use information to shape and influence the increasingly dynamic and complex world.
Of the 36 academic disciplines from the University of Sheffield that are in the 2020 subject rankings, 25 percent improved their position on the rankings.
The QS World University Rankings by Subject rank the world’s top universities in individual subject areas, covering 48 subjects as of 2019.
Evaluating over 1,200 universities across 78 countries, each of the subject rankings is compiled using insight from over 83,000 academics, over 42,000 employers and 150 million citations from 22 million academic papers.
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