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SWEDEN 16 Institutions Ranked in at Least One Subject 11 Institutions in World's Top 200 for at Least One Subject QS World University Rankings by Subject 2014 COUNTRY FILE 3535 16 11institutions cited by academics in at least one subject SWEDEN 16 institutions ranked in at least one subject 11 institutions in world's top 200 for at least one subject INSTITUTIONAL REPRESENTATION BY SUBJECT TOP INSTITUTIONS BY SUBJECT ARTS & HUMANITIES ENGLISH English Language & Literature History Linguistics Modern Languages HISTORY 1 Uppsala University [101-150] 1 Uppsala University [101-150] 1 Stockholm University [51-100] 1 Uppsala University [101-150] 2 Stockholm University 2 Lund University [101-150] 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Lund University [151-200] LINGUISTICS 3 Linnaeus University 3 Stockholm University [151-200] 3 Uppsala University [51-100] 3 Stockholm University [151-200] 4 Lund University 4 Karolinska Institute 4 Karolinska Institute 4 University of Gothenburg [301-400] LANGUAGES 5 University of Gothenburg 5 Umeå University 5 University of Gothenburg 5 Umeå University [301-400] ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY PHILOSOPHY Philosophy Computer Science & Information Systems Engineering - Chemical Engineering - Civil & Structural 1 Stockholm University [101-150] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [51-100] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [51-100] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [46] COMPUTER SCIENCE 2 Linköping University 2 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] 2 Chalmers University of Technology [51-100] 2 Lund University [51-100] 3 Uppsala University 3 Uppsala University [151-200] 3 Linköping University 3 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 4 Lund University 4 Lund University [151-200] 4 Karolinska Institute 4 Lulea University 5 University of Gothenburg 5 Stockholm University [201-250] 5 Lulea University 5 Stockholm University CIVIL ENGINEERING LIFE SCIENCES & MEDICINE Engineering - Electrical & Electronic Engineering - Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Agriculture & Forestry Biological Sciences ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [31] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [22] 1 Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences [41=] 1 Uppsala University [41] MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 2 Chalmers University of Technology [51-100] 2 Chalmers University of Technology [51-100] 2 Chalmers University of Technology 2 Karolinska Institute [51-100] 3 Lund University [51-100] 3 Lund University [101-150] 3 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology 3 Lund University [51-100] AGRICULTURE 4 Linköping University [101-150] 4 University of Gothenburg 4 Linköping University 4 Stockholm University [51-100] 5 Uppsala University [101-150] 5 Lulea University 5 Lund University 5 University of Gothenburg [201-250] BIOLOGY NATURAL SCIENCES Medicine Pharmacy & Pharmacology Psychology Chemistry MEDICINE 1 Karolinska Institute [16] 1 Karolinska Institute [7] 1 Karolinska Institute [101-150] 1 Lund University [51-100] 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Uppsala University [33=] 2 Stockholm University [151-200] 2 Uppsala University [51-100] PHARMACY 3 Uppsala University [51-100] 3 Umeå University 3 Uppsala University [151-200] 3 Stockholm University [101-150] 4 University of Gothenburg [101-150] 4 Linköping University 4 Lund University [151-200] 4 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] PSYCHOLOGY 5 Umeå University [201-250] 5 Lund University 5 Umeå University [151-200] 5 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [101-150] CHEMISTRY Earth & Marine Sciences Environmental Sciences Geography Materials Science EARTH SCIENCES 1 Lund University [51-100] 1 Lund University [31] 1 Stockholm University [20] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [48=] 2 Stockholm University [51-100] 2 Stockholm University [38] 2 Lund University [21=] 2 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] GEOGRAPHY 3 Uppsala University [101-150] 3 Chalmers University of Technology [51-100] 3 Umeå University [151-200] 3 Uppsala University [101-150] 4 University of Gothenburg [151-200] 4 Uppsala University [51-100] 4 Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences 4 Linköping University [151-200] ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 5 Lulea University 5 University of Gothenburg [51-100] 5 Uppsala University 5 Stockholm University [151-200] SOCIAL SCIENCES & MANAGEMENT MATERIALS SCIENCE Mathematics Physics & Astronomy Accounting & Finance Communication & Media Studies 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [51-100] 1 Lund University [51-100] 1 Stockholm School of Economics [50] 1 Stockholm University [51-100] MATHEMATICS 2 Lund University [151-200] 2 Uppsala University [101-150] 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Lund University [101-150] 3 Uppsala University [151-200] 3 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [101-150] 3 University of Gothenburg [151-200] 3 Uppsala University [101-150] PHYSICS 4 Chalmers University of Technology [151-200] 4 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] 4 Chalmers University of Technology 4 Linköping University [151-200] 5 Stockholm University [201-250] 5 Stockholm University [151-200] 5 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology 5 Umeå University ACCOUNTING & FINANCE Economics & Econometrics Education Law Politics & International Studies COMMUNICATION 1 Stockholm School of Economics [32] 1 Linköping University [51-100] 1 Stockholm University [51-100] 1 Lund University [51-100] EDUCATION 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Stockholm University [101-150] 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Uppsala University [101-150] 3 Stockholm University [101-150] 3 University of Gothenburg [101-150] 3 Uppsala University [151-200] 3 University of Gothenburg [151-200] ECONOMICS 4 Uppsala University [151-200] 4 Uppsala University 4 University of Gothenburg 4 Stockholm University [151-200] 5 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology 5 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology 5 Chalmers University of Technology 5 Karolinska Institute LAW Sociology Statistics & Operational Research POLITICS 1 Stockholm University [49=] 1 KTH, Royal Institute of Technology [51-100] 2 Lund University [51-100] 2 Chalmers University of Technology [101-150] SOCIOLOGY 3 University of Gothenburg [51-100] 3 Lund University [101-150] 4 Uppsala University [101-150] 4 Stockholm University [151-200] STATISTICS 5 Umeå University [151-200] 5 Uppsala University [151-200] NOTES: The whole bar in the chart on the left relates to the percentage of institutions in the study from that country which have scored for the subject, the shorter more deeply coloured bars reflect the proportion of institutions that have reached the required level to be assigned a rank, the top two hundred overall of which are typically published. In the table on the right the [number] in square brackets is the global rank of that institution for the given subject. Thorough checks are conducted for the top 200 institutions in each subject but where institutions appear for certain countries without a rank, these may not have been checked but are included nonetheless (in grey) for illustrative purposes. It is not unusual for institutions beyond the top couple of hundred to appear in disciplines that they do not operate due to overall reputation lending assumed status or strengths in closely related disciplines. Copyright © 2014 QS Intelligence Unit (a division of QS Quacquarelli Symonds Ltd).
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