UW-Madison again makes top 50 in World University Rankings
The university ranked 43rd out of 1,258 universities worldwide, based on teaching, research and other factors.
The university ranked 43rd out of 1,258 universities worldwide, based on teaching, research and other factors.
UW-Madison is ranked as the 23rd “Best College for Veterans.” The College of Engineering ranks 14th overall for its undergraduate program and eighth among public doctoral institutions; The Wisconsin School of Business ranks 18th overall and eighth among public doctoral institutions.
UW–Madison ranked 22nd overall, and it was fourth in research expenditures, and third in the number of science and engineering Ph.Ds. awarded.
The university placed 48th overall among the “Best Colleges for Your Money,” and 30th among public universities, in the ranking of 727 schools based on quality of education, affordability and outcomes.
The university is being recognized as one of the world’s top learning institutions in a worldwide survey of more than 10,000 scholars in the 2018 Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings.
Nationally, UW–Madison placed 21st. Rankings by category include: quality publications, 26th; citations, 15th; and quality of faculty, 32nd.
The rankings are a testament to the university’s senior leadership, outstanding faculty and staff, and creative students, says Graduate School Dean William Karpus.
The university’s research enterprise is a powerful economic engine as well as a creator of knowledge and innovation. The benefits are felt throughout the state and beyond.
During the 2015–16 academic year, 2,244 UW-Madison students studied abroad, about 56 percent of whom participated in semester-long and yearlong programs. The national average is 34 percent.
“We are incredibly proud of the education and Wisconsin experience we offer students,” says Provost Sarah Mangelsdorf. “Our faculty and staff are among the best in the world.”
A recent survey released by the National Science Foundation (NSF) ranks the University of Wisconsin–Madison fifth among universities and colleges receiving federal fellowship support.
Times Higher Ed ranks 1,000 institutions from 77 countries. It judges research-intensive universities in five categories: teaching, research, citations, international outlook and industry income.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has once again been named one of the top 30 universities in the country by Washington Monthly magazine, rising to 26th overall from 28th last year.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is again being recognized as one of the world’s top learning institutions this year, placing 32nd in the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings.
UW-Madison graduate programs are rated among the nation’s best in the 2018 edition of the magazine’s “Best Graduate Schools.”
UW-Madison has been named one of the nation’s top producers of Fulbright students and scholars.
It has been a challenging year for Wisconsin’s top research university, and the ability of the university to keep pace with the nation’s elite research institutions has been affected as UW-Madison saw its ranking drop from fourth to sixth.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has been recognized as a top 25 university for campuses with the most students studying abroad and for the most international students on campus.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison was ranked 29th by U.S. News & World Report’s ranking of Best Global Universities. Last year, UW-Madison was ranked 26th.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has risen from 50th last year to 45th this year in Times Higher Education World University Rankings. In the United States, UW-Madison ranked 23rd this year and 26th last year out of 148 institutions.