qs world university ranking Europe

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The European University Rankings were first released in 2024 and covered 684 universities in more than 40 countries in Europe. The selection was mainly based on factors such as global recognition, research strength, teaching resources, degree of internalization, and employment results. A new set of selection criteria was adopted. Although it was similar to the World University Rankings (such as "academic reputation,""employer reputation,""employment results," etc.), in order to reflect the uniqueness and challenges of the region, the weights of some indicators were adjusted, and new indicators such as "entry exchange students" and "exit exchange students" were added.

In the 2025 EQ European University Rankings, Switzerland's Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich overtook Oxford-ranked first; Imperial College of Technology ranked second; The universities ranked third to fifth were also from the G5 universities in the UK, namely the University of Oxford-University, the University of Cambridge-University, and the University College London (UCC); Sixth place was the University of Brighton; The University of Manchester and King's College London (KCC) rose slightly to seventh to eighth place; The University of Science, Arts and Humanities of Paris, France, fell two places to ninth place. The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne was ranked last in the Top 10.

In terms of the number of universities and Top 100 in each country, there were 102 in the United Kingdom, 31 in the Top 100, and the highest ranked university was Imperial College of Technology. There were 53 in Germany, 16 in the Top 100, and the highest ranked university was the Ber Technische Universität. There were 47 in Italy, 4 in the Top 100, and the highest ranked university was the Milan Polytechnique University. There were 38 in France, 4 in the Top 100, and the highest ranked university was the Paris University of Science, Arts and Humanities. There were 16 universities in the Netherlands, 10 of which were in the Top 100, with Delft University of Technology being the highest ranked university. Switzerland had 103 universities, with the Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich being the highest ranked university.
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