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1. Oxford University (UK): Oxford is the oldest university in the world, currently has about 22,000 students, 40% of which are international students from 140 countries and territories. Alumni of the school are famous faces in many fields with more than 120 Olympic medalists, 26 Nobel laureates, 7 poet laureates and over 30 world leaders. In this ranking of THE, Oxford University is ranked 1st with a total assessment score of 93.1. Photo: Edumate Tv. |
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2. Stanford University (USA): Although only ranked 2nd with an overall score of 92.8, Stanford University has a higher citation score (research influence) than Oxford University. This part of the assessment Oxford gets 99.9, while Stanford gets a maximum score of 100. In the world university rankings, Stanford University is always presented as the ideal learning environment for students who love it. Department of Computer Science. The founder of corporations Yahoo, Google, Hewlett-Packard... was a student at the school. Photo: New York Post. |
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3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA): Always ranked 1st in the world's top university rankings, but Massachusetts Institute of Technology is only rated 3rd by THE in the ranking of computer science training. The school's ranking in 2022 remains the same position compared to 2021, but the total assessment score is higher (92.1), last year's evaluation score was 91.1. Photo: Guide2Research . |
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4. Cambridge University (UK): Founded in 1209, Cambridge is one of the pioneering universities in computer science training in the world. The university is often ranked highly in lists of the world's top schools for teaching, research and international outlook. In this ranking, Cambridge University is rated by THE 91 points, ranked 4. Photo: Airbnb . |
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5. ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (Switzerland): ETH Zurich founded in 1855, is a higher education institution in science and engineering located in Zürich, Switzerland. In this ranking, the school is tied for 4th place with the University of Cambridge, with an evaluation score of 91. Currently, ETH Zurich has 16 training faculties in many fields from Engineering, Architecture to Chemistry, Physics. Physics genius Albert Einstein was a student of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the school and worked there for 2 years as a professor of Theoretical Physics. Photo: ETH Zurich Foundation. |
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6. Carnegie Mellon University (USA): Carnegie Mellon University was founded in 1900, formerly the Carnegie School of Engineering, then became the Carnegie Institute of Technology. In 1967, the case merged with the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research and became Carnegie Mellon University as it is today. The school was born in the spirit of promoting the cooperation between faculty and students to solve challenges in science, technology and society. In THE ranking, Carnegie Mellon University is ranked 6th with 90.7 rating points. Photo: Pixel Journal. |
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7. Harvard University (USA): Founded in 1636, Harvard is the oldest higher education institution in the US, highly appreciated for its influence and reputation around the world. Harvard University alumni include 8 US presidents, several foreign heads of state, 62 living billionaires, 359 Rhodes Scholars and 242 Marshall Scholars. In addition, students of the school have won 108 Olympic medals of all kinds. Although ranked not very high in THE's assessment of the subject (ranked 7 with 89.5 points), the university's citation score (research influence) was 97.6, higher than the 4th ranked university, University. Cambridge. Photo: The New Times . |