91��Ƶ's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

2025?Global Ranking of Academic Subjects

91��Ƶ first introduced the world university rankings by academic subjects in 2009, which was officially renamed the 91��Ƶ's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS) in 2017. GRAS evaluates world universities across 57 subjects in the fields of Natural Sciences, Engineering, Life Sciences, Medical Sciences, and Social Sciences. GRAS is based on nine objective indicators grouped into five categories: World-Class Faculty, World-Class Research Output, High-Quality Research, Research Impact, and International Collaboration. Each year, GRAS presents around 20,000 subject units from approximately 2,000 universities across some 100 countries and regions.(See full Methodology)

500 Institutions

World Rank	Institution	Total Score	World-Class Faculty	World-Class Output	High Quality Research	Research Impact	International Collaboration
1	Harvard University Harvard University United States	362.2	130.6	109.1	100.0	15.9	6.6
2	Stanford University Stanford University United States	314.0	129.4	93.8	66.7	17.4	6.6
3	Yale University Yale University United States	284.4	90.0	101.6	70.7	15.6	6.5
4	University College London University College London United Kingdom	276.8	93.5	80.4	79.1	15.5	8.3
5	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor University of Michigan, Ann Arbor United States	273.8	97.5	88.2	67.2	15.4	5.4
6	University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles United States	268.7	110.0	72.2	65.6	15.4	5.5
7	University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania United States	252.3	77.5	86.1	67.5	15.2	6.0
8	Ohio State University, Columbus Ohio State University, Columbus United States	248.5	98.8	72.9	56.1	15.3	5.5
9	University of Cambridge University of Cambridge United Kingdom	247.7	87.7	75.4	58.5	17.5	8.6
10	University of Amsterdam University of Amsterdam Netherlands	244.2	95.2	54.7	69.7	16.3	8.2
11	King's College London King's College London United Kingdom	233.3	79.9	55.0	74.3	15.6	8.6
12	University of Minnesota, Twin Cities University of Minnesota, Twin Cities United States	232.9	89.2	62.0	61.2	15.3	5.3
13	University of Toronto University of Toronto Canada	231.7	65.8	66.4	76.9	14.6	8.0
14	Columbia University Columbia University United States	230.1	72.6	67.8	67.7	15.7	6.3
15	New York University New York University United States	223.0	62.9	76.5	61.0	16.1	6.6
16	University of Wisconsin, Madison University of Wisconsin, Madison United States	220.2	100.8	48.6	50.4	15.1	5.3
17	University of Oxford University of Oxford United Kingdom	217.9	72.1	59.1	60.9	17.2	8.6
18	University of California, Berkeley University of California, Berkeley United States	211.9	62.2	78.1	49.1	16.3	6.3
19	Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University United States	208.1	78.9	57.5	51.6	14.9	5.2
20	Utrecht University Utrecht University Netherlands	206.1	81.4	40.8	59.8	16.2	8.0
21	University of Illinois Urbana, Champaign United States	205.1	74.3	61.6	48.4	15.0	5.8
22	Duke University Duke University United States	200.3	62.4	62.8	53.3	15.5	6.3
23	University of California, Davis University of California, Davis United States	197.4	81.5	44.7	49.2	16.0	6.1
24	University of Virginia University of Virginia United States	195.8	65.3	63.5	46.7	15.3	4.9
25	Princeton University Princeton University United States	194.5	48.1	87.6	34.1	18.2	6.5
26	Northwestern University Northwestern University United States	194.2	35.3	76.5	60.4	16.7	5.4
27	The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Austin United States	192.9	65.1	50.8	55.8	15.6	5.7
28	Arizona State University Arizona State University United States	192.7	74.6	49.1	48.7	14.9	5.4
29	University of British Columbia University of British Columbia Canada	191.1	65.4	44.7	57.1	15.9	8.0
30	McGill University McGill University Canada	186.4	43.9	64.6	55.5	14.6	7.9

* Institutions within the same rank range are listed alphabetically.

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