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Rankpro 2020/21 www.cicerobook.com RankPro 2020/2021 World Leading Universities TOP 1000 World RankPro normalized University Country rank to 100 1 University of Cambridge United Kingdom 100.00 2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA 99.57 3 Yale University USA 96.48 4 University of Oxford United Kingdom 95.75 5 California Institute of Technology Caltech USA 93.93 6 Columbia University USA 92.70 7 Imperial College London United Kingdom 91.34 8 Harvard University USA 89.27 9 University College London United Kingdom 87.37 10 ETH Zürich-Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich Switzerland 87.12 11 Johns Hopkins University USA 86.89 12 Stanford University USA 86.87 13 University of Pennsylvania USA 85.72 14 University of Chicago USA 85.37 15 Princeton University USA 72.77 16 Northwestern University USA 71.05 17 Duke University USA 70.07 18 EPFL Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne Switzerland 69.09 19 University of Michigan USA 68.86 20 Heidelberg University Germany 68.83 21 Carnegie Mellon University USA 68.22 22 London School of Economics and Political Science United Kingdom 67.75 23 Cornell University USA 66.94 24 Technical University Munich Germany 66.50 25 University of Tokyo Japan 65.62 26 University of Melbourne Australia 65.60 27 University of Edinburgh United Kingdom 65.56 28 Karolinska Institutet Sweden 64.71 29 Tsinghua University China 63.08 30 PSL Research University France 63.04 31 Washington University in St. Louis USA 62.76 32 University of Southern California USA 62.04 33 New York University USA 62.00 34 King's College London United Kingdom 61.75 35 University of Zurich Switzerland 61.71 36 University of Basel Switzerland 60.10 37 University of Geneva Switzerland 59.91 38 University of Sydney Australia 58.73 39 Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech USA 58.65 40 University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 58.47 41 Boston University USA 58.43 42 University of California, Berkeley USA 58.19 43 Emory University USA 57.88 44 Tokyo Institute of Technology Japan 57.69 45 University of Sheffield United Kingdom 57.57 46 University of Manchester United Kingdom 57.53 47 Australian National University Australia 57.42 48 University of California, San Francisco USA 57.37 49 Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg Germany 57.25 50 Technical University of Denmark Denmark 57.22 51 SOAS, University of London United Kingdom 57.07 52 Delft University of Technology Netherlands 56.99 53 École des Ponts ParisTech France 56.38 54 Seoul National University Rep. of Korea 56.20 55 Illinois Institute of Technology USA 56.05 55 Peking University China 56.05 57 Rice University USA 55.87 58 Maastricht University Netherlands 55.85 59 Fudan University China 55.23 59 Lomonosov Moscow State University Russia 55.23 61 Case Western Reserve University USA 55.12 62 University of Warwick United Kingdom 54.83 63 Monash University Australia 54.82 64 University of Copenhagen Denmark 54.76 65 Vanderbilt University USA 54.69 66 University of Rochester USA 54.64 67 Shanghai Jiao Tong University China 54.52 68 Tokyo Medical and Dental University Japan 54.46 69 KAIST, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Rep. of Korea 54.28 70 University of Helsinki Finland 54.14 71 Ecole Polytechnique France 53.99 72 Queen Mary, University of London United Kingdom 53.91 73 Tohoku University Japan 53.61 74 University of Toronto Canada 53.57 75 University of Queensland Australia 53.52 76 Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich Germany 53.15 77 University of Vienna Austria 53.14 78 Ecole normale supérieure Paris-Saclay (ENS Paris-Saclay) France 53.12 79 Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies Italy 53.04 80 University of Innsbruck Austria 52.98 81 Ghent University Belgium 52.87 82 RWTH Aachen University Germany 52.76 83 University of Western Australia Australia 52.74 84 University of Oslo Norway 52.73 85 Rush University* USA 52.65 86 University of Washington USA 52.64 87 Lund University Sweden 52.59 88 National Taiwan University Taiwan 52.25 88 Vrije University Brussels Belgium 52.25 90 POSTEH, Pohang University of Science and Technology Rep. of Korea 52.07 91 Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Hong Kong 51.92 92 University of Lausanne Switzerland 51.87 93 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill USA 51.86 94 University of Birmingham United Kingdom 51.39 95 University of Wisconsin–Madison USA 51.34 96 University of Southampton United Kingdom 51.33 97 University of St Andrews United Kingdom 51.14 98 Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Germany 51.12 99 University of British Columbia Canada 51.11 100 Kyoto University Japan 50.97 101 University of California, Los Angeles USA 50.94 102 Aarhus University Denmark 50.73 103 Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg Germany 50.59 104 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign USA 50.56 105 National University of Singapore Singapore 50.48 106 Georg-August University of Göttingen Germany 50.47 107 École Normale Supérieure (ENS) France 50.43 108 Lancaster University United Kingdom 50.40 109 Eberhard Karls University of Tuebingen Germany 50.39 110 TU Dresden Germany 50.38 111 Tufts University USA 50.19 112 Zhejiang University China 50.16 113 Aalto University Finland 49.94 114 Leiden University Netherlands 49.93 115 ITMO University Russia 49.90 116 University of Bristol United Kingdom 49.86 117 George Washington University USA 49.85 118 Brandeis University USA 49.81 119 McGill University Canada 49.64 120 University of Glasgow United Kingdom 49.54 121 University of Tartu Estonia 49.49 122 KU Leuven Belgium 49.40 123 University of Bergen Norway 49.39 124 Georgetown University USA 49.38 125 Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin Ireland 49.37 126 University of Luxembourg Luxembourg 49.32 127 University of Twente Netherlands 49.31 128 Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST)* Rep. of Korea 49.23 129 Nanjing University China 49.17 130 Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 49.16 131 Sciences Po Paris France 49.13 132 Yeshiva University USA 49.12 133 Eindhoven University of Technology Netherlands 49.08 134 University of Minnesota USA 49.05 135 Free University of Berlin Germany 49.02 135 Graz University of Technology Austria 49.02 137 INSA Lyon France 49.01 138 Harbin Institute of Technology China 48.96 139 City University London United Kingdom 48.87 140 University of Science and Technology of China China 48.84 141 UNSW Sydney (The University of New South Wales) Australia 48.81 142 Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Germany 48.80 142 Technical University Berlin Germany 48.80 144 University Putra Malaysia (UPM) Malaysia 48.76 145 Dartmouth College USA 48.67 146 National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University* Russia 48.65 147 University of Miami USA 48.41 148 Novosibirsk State University - National Research University* Russia 48.22 149 Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway 48.17 150 University of Technology, Malaysia Malaysia 48.13 151 University of Stuttgart Germany 48.12 152 Newcastle University United Kingdom 48.11 153 Wageningen University and Research Centre Netherlands 48.09 154 Hokkaido University Japan 48.06 155 Vienna University of Technology Austria 48.01 156 Charles University in Prague Czech Republic 47.98 157 University of Muenster Germany 47.83 158 University of York United Kingdom 47.80 159 University of Pittsburgh USA 47.77 160 University of Groningen Netherlands 47.71 161 University of Amsterdam Netherlands 47.69 162 Radboud University Netherlands 47.55 163 Rīga Stradiņš University Latvia 47.52 164 University of Sussex United Kingdom 47.51 165 University of Leeds United Kingdom 47.49 166 Indian Institute of Technology Delhi India 47.37 167 University of Bern Switzerland 47.33 168 Paris Dauphine University France 47.32 169 Beijing Normal University China 47.28 170 University of Malaya Malaysia 47.25 171 Utrecht University Netherlands 47.21 172 Rutgers University - New Brunswick USA 47.15 173 University of Nottingham United Kingdom 47.10 174 University of Alberta Canada 47.09 174 Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology Russia 47.09 174 Friedrich Schiller University Jena Germany 47.09 177 Durham University United Kingdom 47.06 178 Chalmers University of Technology Sweden 47.03 179 Indian Institute of Science India 46.99 180 Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel 46.86 181 Semmelweis University Hungary 46.78 182 University of Cologne Germany 46.67 183 KTH Royal Institute of Technology Sweden 46.60 184 Cardiff University United Kingdom 46.56 185 University of Hamburg Germany 46.54 186 Nanyang Technological University Singapore 46.50 186 Stony Brook University SUNY USA 46.50 186 Autonomous University of Barcelona Spain 46.50 189 University of Texas at Austin USA 46.49 190 Aalborg University Denmark 46.41 190 University Libre Brussels* Belgium 46.41 192 City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 46.38 193 University of Antwerp Belgium 46.23 193 Kazan Federal University Russia 46.23 195 University of Aberdeen United Kingdom 46.20 196 University of Tsukuba Japan 46.19 197 Sorbonne University France 46.14 198 University of Notre Dame USA 46.08 198 University of Auckland New Zealand 46.08 200 University of Barcelona Spain 46.06 201 Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong Kong 45.93 202 Purdue University USA 45.92 203 Erasmus University Rotterdam Netherlands 45.89 204 Northeastern University USA 45.76 205 Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon France 45.66 206 Indian Institute of Technology Bombay India 45.65 207 University of Alabama at Birmingham USA 45.64 207 National Research Nuclear University MEPhI* Russia 45.64 209 University of Leicester United Kingdom 45.63 210 Brown
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