QS Announces World University Rankings: Europe 2024

First-ever QS Rankings of Europe’s Best Universities Revealed.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 2023 — QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the global higher education expert, has released the first-ever QS World University Rankings: Europe 2024. The rankings evaluate universities based on international recognition, research prowess, teaching resources, internationalization, and employment outcomes. The list includes 688 institutions across 42 members of the Council of Europe, with 106 universities ranked by QS for the first time.

The University of Oxford tops the list, followed by ETH Zurich and the University of Cambridge. The UK dominates the list with 107 institutions, while Turkey and Germany trail with 73 and 53, respectively.

According to Ben Sowter, QS Vice-President, “While the UK remains a standout, especially with Oxbridge’s global prominence and influential research ties, excellence permeates the European region. The data highlights diverse strengths, from enticing international talent in faculty and students to forging potent research alliances and expanding teaching horizons.”

• QS World University Rankings: Europe 2024 - Top 20

2024 Rank

University of Oxford, UK
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
University of Cambridge, UK
Imperial College London, UK
UCL, UK
The University of Edinburgh, UK
UniversitÃ© PSL, France
The University of Manchester, UK
EPFL, Switzerland
King’s College London, UK
Technical University of Munich, Germany
LSE, UK
Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
University of Glasgow, UK
University of Leeds, UK
University of Bristol, UK
Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitÃ¤t MÃ¼nchen, Germany
University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
The University of Warwick, UK
Ruprecht-Karls-UniversitÃ¤t Heidelberg, Germany

• Regional Spotlights:

Austria: Celebrates the third-highest proportion of international faculty.
Belgium: Stands out for research collaboration, claiming third place regionally.
Czech Republic & Poland are the only Eastern European countries showcasing the top 100 placements with Charles University and the University of Warsaw.
Denmark and Sweden Clinch first and second positions for Sustainability, respectively.
Finland: Achieves fourth spot in research partnerships.
France: Asserts regional research leadership, with four universities among Europe’s elite for international collaboration.
Germany: A research powerhouse with numerous institutions dominating the regional top 10 and top 50 for research output.
Italy: Research stands out, ranking third for scholarly contributions per faculty, with 25 institutions in the top 100 for this indicator.
Lithuania is third regionally in drawing international exchange students.
Netherlands: Distinguished for academic and employer reputation, with nearly half its institutions within the top 100.
Norway and Ireland: Secure third and fourth place, respectively, for Sustainability.
Portugal: Achieves its top result in Sustainability, ranking 7th regionally.
Slovenia: Leads for Employment Outcomes, reflecting its graduates’ standing among employers.
Spain: Leads in student mobility, highlighted by IE University’s richly diverse student composition.
Switzerland: Balances research excellence and academic diversity, excelling in research citations and international faculty representation.
Turkey: Room to climb. Despite its robust university count (73), none of its universities are among the top 100.
UK Institutions shine, claiming seven of the top ten spots. Their prowess is especially evident in reputation, backed by insights from 144,000 academics and 98,000 employers.

Source: QS Quacquarelli Symonds

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September 21, 2023

QS Announces World University Rankings: Europe 2024