Eight NTU topics in worldwide prime 10 in newest QS college rankings report

by SAWEF
May 14, 2021

Eight subjects at Singapore's Nanyang Technological College (NTU Singapore) have rated while in the world wide top rated ten in the most current Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Issue.

NTU has overtaken the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Elements Science, and now ranks initially on the globe for the subject matter.

With 25 subjects from the global 50, this really is NTU’s finest functionality from the QS topic rankings. 13 of NTU’s disciplines are ranked amongst the world’s top rated 20. They are: Components Science (1st), Electrical & Electronic Engineering (4th), Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering (5th), Chemical Engineering (6th), Communication & Media Studies (6th), Civil & Structural Engineering (7th), Chemistry (8th), Education (9th), Computer Science & Information Systems (12th), Environmental Sciences (13th), Library & Information Management (18th), Business & Management Studies (20th) and physics & Astronomy (20th).

Inside the Faculty rankings (broad issue areas), NTU’s Engineering & Technological innovation is in fourth position, up by four places from last year.

“The QS subject rankings clearly show that our faculty are leading contributors of cutting-edge research in many disciplines, especially in NTU’s established strengths across engineering, science, business, education, and the arts and social sciences that generate a steady flow of ideas to fuel Singapore's innovation system," an NTU spokesperson said.

Eight topics at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore) have rated while in the world-wide top ten within the most recent Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) planet University Rankings by Issue.

Out of NTU’s total of 38 subjects appearing during the QS matter rankings, the College improved its ranking in 23 of them.

Out of NTU’s total of 38 subjects appearing within the QS topic rankings, the College improved its ranking in 23 of them. The NTU Smart Campus is a living testbed of tomorrow's technologies set among one of the world's most beautiful university campuses. photo courtesy: NTU Singapore

NTU has overtaken the Massachusetts Institute of Technologies (MIT) in products Science, and now ranks very first on this planet for that subject matter.

With twenty five topics from the world wide 50, this really is NTU’s most effective overall performance during the QS matter rankings. Thirteen of NTU’s disciplines are rated one of the world’s top rated twenty. They are really: Resources Science (1st), Electrical & Electronic Engineering (4th), Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering (5th), Chemical Engineering (6th), Communication & Media Studies (6th), Civil & Structural Engineering (7th), Chemistry (8th), Education (9th), Computer Science & Information Systems (12th), Environmental Sciences (13th), Library & Information Management (18th), Business & Management Studies (20th) and physics & Astronomy (20th).

From the Faculty rankings (broad subject matter areas), NTU’s Engineering & Technologies is in fourth position, up by four places from last year.

“The QS issue rankings clearly show that our faculty are leading contributors of cutting-edge research in many disciplines, especially in NTU’s established strengths across engineering, science, business, education, and the arts and social sciences that generate a steady flow of ideas to fuel Singapore's innovation system," an NTU spokesperson said.

“Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, our professors continue to show immense dedication in educating our students and pursuing their world-class research, which has strengthened NTU’s world-wide reputation,” he added.

Out of NTU’s total of 38 topics appearing in the QS issue rankings, the College improved its ranking in 23 of them.

“Nanyang Technological University can claim to be one of the world’s most-improved institutions over the past year. These improvements are based on NTU’s increasing research power: we have seen the number of NTU programmes scoring 90/100 or more for our research impact indicator increase from 9 to 10,” Ben Sowter, Senior Vice president at QS, said.

This year’s QS Earth College Rankings by Subject highlighted the world’s major universities in 51 topic areas. The rankings are based on four main indicators: academic reputation, employer reputation, citations per paper and the H-index in the relevant subject matter.