Best Global And Top Ranking University In The World

These Information institutions from the U.S.A and nearly 65 other countries have been ranked based on 12 indicators that measure their academic research performance and their global and regional reputations.International Students can use these rankings to explore the higher education options that exist beyond their own countries' borders and to compare key aspects of schools' research missions. These are the world's Top 50 universities.

Best Global And Top Ranking University In The World   In 2015/16

1.   Harvard University
         Cambridge, MA,United States

2.      Massachusetts Institute of Technology
          Cambridge, MA,United States

3. University of California--Berkeley
                 United States Berkeley, CA

4. Stanford University
United States Stanford, CA

5.              University of Oxford
                   United Kingdom Oxford

6.      University of Cambridge
             United Kingdom Cambridge

7. California Institute of Technology
United States Pasadena, CA

8.   University of California--Los Angeles
           United States Los Angeles, CA
9.   Columbia University
   United States New York, NY
10.      University of Chicago
   United States Chicago, IL

11.       University of Washington
   United States Seattle, WA
12.      Johns Hopkins University
             United States Baltimore, MD
13.   Princeton University
            United States Princeton, NJ

14.    University of Pennsylvania
           United States Philadelphia, PA

15.      Yale University
   United States New Haven, CT
16. University of Toronto
Canada Toronto, Ontario
17.    University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
              United States Ann Arbor, MI
18. Imperial College London
   United Kingdom London

19.         University of California--San Diego
                       United States La Jolla, CA
20.      Duke University
          United States Durham, NC

21.    University College London
           United Kingdom London

22.         Cornell University
               United States Ithaca, NY

23.   University of California--San Francisco
                United States San Francisco, CA

24.   University of California--Santa Barbara
         United States Santa Barbara, CA

25.           Northwestern University
               United States Evanston, IL
26.      University of Wisconsin--Madison
                    United States Madison, WI
27.    Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
               Switzerland Zurich

27.    Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
            Switzerland Zurich
28.        University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill
       United States Chapel Hill, NC
29.     University of Minnesota--Twin Cities
       United States Minneapolis, MN
30.   University of Texas--Austin
       United States Austin, TX
31.    University of Tokyo
      Japan Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
32.      Boston University
            United States Boston, MA
33.   University of British Columbia
               Canada Vancouver, British Columbia
34. New York University
United States New York, NY

35.    Ohio State University--Columbus
       United States Columbus, OH
36. Washington University in St. Louis
       United States St. Louis, MO
37.         Heidelberg University
Germany Heidelberg
38.      University of Edinburgh
    United Kingdom
                              Edinburgh, Scotland

39.    University of California--Davis
       United States Davis, CA

40.      University of Melbourne
      Australia Parkville, Victoria

41.    Peking University
                     China Beijing

42.    University of Maryland--College Park
      United States College Park, MD
43.    University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign
                     United States Champaign, IL
44.        KU Leuven
       Belgium Leuven

45.        University of Southern California
          United States Los Angeles, CA

46.        University of Colorado--Boulder
                         United States Boulder, CO

47.        University of Pittsburgh
              United States Pittsburgh, PA

48.        University of California--Santa Cruz
                       United States Santa Cruz, CA

49.        National University of Singapore
                Singapore
50.        Pierre and Marie Curie University - Paris 6
                    France Paris

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