If only a few days ago Times Higher Education published ranking of the best universities in the worldwhere UB, UAB and UPF was among the first 200, this Tuesday has released ranking by degree or scope. As already reflected in the first list, universities United States of Americadespite continuing to be in the ‘top 10’, stagnating, compared to great Britain you Saudi Arabia which has generally improved. As an outstanding element, the report shows that, compared to last year, Spanish It is the country that has most improved its position in the top 300 universities in Law and Education. Thus, in Law has 10 universities, five more than in the 2022 edition and in Education, from 14 to 22 centers. In contrast, Spanish universities have lost weight in the field of psychology: from having seven centers in the ‘top 300’ to four.

This ranking assesses 11 university studies: Economics and Business, Medicine and Health, Engineering, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Law, Education, Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences and Psychology.

The US has nine fewer universities among the top 300 (from 85 to 76). Likewise with universities that lost in the ‘top 10’, including in the fields of Economics and Health. Nonetheless, it still leads 9 out of 11 studies. The two fields where they are not number 1 are Computer Science (MIT is second only to Oxford) and Medicine and Health, where Harvard is third after Oxford and Cambridge. And UK universities have increased their presence in the ‘top 10’ across a wide range of subjects. The Anglo-Saxon hegemony continues to be, in every respect, extraordinary: in addition to taking first place, the United States and the United Kingdom are the only two countries represented in the ‘top 10’ Arts and Humanities, Biology, Psychology and Social Sciences.

In addition to these countries, the report shows that Saudi Arabia is improving its position in various rankings, including Computer Science, Engineering, and Physics. If in the 2022 edition there were only two universities among the top 300, now there are five. And Europe is the continent with the most universities in the top 300, followed by North America.

These are the ‘top 3’ from different areas:

Arts and Humanities: Stanford, MIT, Cambridge

In this area, the US and UK dominate the ‘top 10’. As news, Hong Kong Polytechnic is in the ‘top 100’ and is ranked 73rd.

Economics and business: MIT, Stanford, Oxford

Here, China entered the ‘top 10’ for the first time with Tsinghua University, which jumped from 11th to 8th. The Asian nation ranks third in the world with the most attendance of the ‘top 300’ economic studies. Saudi King Abdulaziz University enters the ‘top 100’ in 63rd place.

Medicine and health: Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard

For news, the UK has five universities in the ‘top 10’, including King’s College, which last year was in 12th place.

Johns Hopkins dropped to 11th place. Italy has climbed from six to nine universities in the ‘top 300’, while Iran has climbed from one to five.

Computing: Oxford, MIT, Stanford

Here it should be noted that Germany returned to the ‘top 10’ with the Munich Technique. And Saudi Arabia increased the number of centers in the ‘top 300’ from two to five. In contrast, China has lost three.

Education: Stanford, Berkeley, Harvard

In education, the Sorbonne entered the ‘top 100 at position 92. The same happened to Saudi King Abdulaziz, who was ranked 82. In contrast, the UK lost five universities in the ‘top 300’. He is now 39 years old.

Manipulation: Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley

Saudi Arabia improved from having four to seven centers in the ‘top 300’. On the other hand, England lost three times (from 37 to 34) and the United States lost nine times (from 85 to 76). Among European teams, Italy’s Politecnico de Milan improved, rising from 96th position to 74th.

Law: Stanford, New York, Cambridge

The University of Chicago returned to the ‘top 10’ and the University of Bologna (Italy) rose to 39th from a 101-125 range.

Life science: Harvard, Cambridge, MIT

In this field, the top 10 universities are from the United States. England lost four universities in the ‘top 100’ while Germany lost four in the ‘top 300’.

Physics: Princeton, Berkeley, MIT

Switzerland, along with ETH Zurich, slipped into the ‘top 10’ in 9th place. The rest are American and British centers. Saudi Arabia went from having two to six universities in the top 300. While the US lost four.

Psychology: Stanford, Cambridge, Princeton

King’s College London entered the ‘top 10’ and the University of Chicago left. Spain loses three universities in the ‘top 300’.

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social Sciences: MIT, Stanford, Oxford

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