Ranking of world universities. What is the best university in the world? Top technical universities

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Established (1636) by D. Harvard missionary in Massachusetts. Since 2003, it has firmly held the leading position in ARWU.

Harvard has 12 faculties and colleges. Particularly authoritative directions: medicine, jurisprudence and economics.

In addition, the university has a number of private museums. Harvard houses the largest scientific library in the world. It contains the majority of unique books and manuscripts.

More than 30 of the Nobel Prize laureates are Harvard alumni.

Erected (1891) by the Governor of California L. Stanford in California. It got its name in honor of the politician's son who died in adolescence.

Part of the land is on long-term lease from high-tech firms. This structure is called "Silicon Valley".

The university is famous for its high level of education in the field of business, MBA. Many famous companies have been created by Stanford alumni.

MIT was built in the USA in 1861. This educational institution was a response to the development of science and technology in the 19th century. This was due to the fact that classical education at that time ceased to correspond to progress.

MIT houses a research center, a computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory, a Lincoln laboratory and a school of management.

MIT is the cradle of many areas of science and technology, for example: artificial intelligence, robotics, computer technology. In addition to technical sciences, they teach here: management, linguistics, economics, politics and philosophy.

In this educational institution, the greatest preference is given to practice over theory. During World War II, students and teachers of the institute actively participated in military research programs.

Among the Nobel laureates there are about 72 people - its alumni.

Established in 1868. Physicists of this university took part in the development of hydrogen and atomic bombs. In addition, a laser was created here, photosynthesis was studied, and the cyclotron was invented. Also within its walls, the BSD operating system was born, which has become historically significant.

Since 2007, videos of lectures and events taking place at the university have been posted on the Internet portal YouTube. This was done at the initiative of Berkeley in accordance with his ideology as a public institution.

According to the legend, some of the scientists said goodbye to Oxford because of the contradictions with the local population. It was they who built Cambridge (1209) in Great Britain.

At the moment, the university owns 31 multidirectional colleges and more than 100 departments. Three of the colleges accept exclusively women.

Since 1904, 87 graduates have been awarded the Nobel Prize.

Organized (1746) by Priest D. Dickinson. He moved to Princeton in 1756. It acquired its current status in 1896.

It is noteworthy that classes here are held according to individual plans, and are closely related to research work. The university's code of honor requires students not to cheat or report any misconduct. Failure to comply with the code will result in expulsion from the university.

Popular due to sports traditions: more than 38 teams.

It was founded (1891) in the USA by the businessman and politician E. Troop. It changed its name several times, and got its final version in 1920.

It has very interesting traditions, in particular: on Halloween, students traditionally throw off the pumpkin frozen with liquid nitrogen and decorated with a garland from the library; freshmen arrange a "day of truancy", while senior students commit various traps, and the task of the younger is to get into the institute.

However, it is quite difficult to study here, there is even an aphorism: "Social life, classes, sleep: choose 2 out of 3."

Established (1754) with the permission of King George II of England. In 1787 it became private. He gained fame thanks to the training of the political elite.

Here is the "Bakhmetyevsky Archive", which stores materials about the Russian emigration. Popular with the school of journalism opened in 1912.

54 graduates became laureates for the Nobel Prize. In addition, many US presidents and ministers have graduated from this university.

Private university founded by D. Rockefeller in 1980. According to some reports, the university began its activities in 1857. Nevertheless, the direct material support of the tycoon made it possible for the university to start functioning in full force.

The library of the university began its activities in 1892 and today has more than 3.5 million books and unique manuscripts. Particularly strong areas: jurisprudence, economics, physics and sociology.

Nobel laureates - 79 people.

The old university, located in Great Britain, was built in 1117. There is some information that they began to study here as early as 1096. Oxford began to admit women into its ranks only in the 1920s, and in the 1970s. split training was also abolished.

Education is the best provision for old age: this aphorism of Aristotle is more than relevant in our time. Therefore, those who really want to fully reveal their creative potential and get maximum knowledge should try to enroll in higher educational institutions, where the level of academic education is maximum. These universities can be safely attributed to training centers in the USA and Great Britain: we offer you a list of the best universities in the world according to the version of well-known and influential rating agencies.

TOP-10: Rating of the best universities in the world according to the rating agencies of Europe

Name	Country	Ranking place:
		QS	Times Higher Education	U.S. News	Shanghai ranking
🇺🇸	1	5	2	4
🇺🇸	3	6	1	1
🇺🇸	2	3	3	2
🇺🇸	4	3	5	9
🇺🇸	27	15	4	5
🇬🇧	5	2	7	3
🇬🇧	6	1	6	7
🇺🇸	9	9	13	10
🇺🇸	13	7	8	6
🇺🇸	16	12	14	8

According to a number of scientific publishing houses, the university prepares the best engineers and IT specialists in the United States. The departments of robotics and artificial intelligence are considered leading, by the way, these scientific areas also began to be studied for the first time in this training center.

• The key buildings of the university are interconnected by one circular passage, the so-called "endless corridor". Its length is 251 meters and twice a year, in November and January, it is fully illuminated by sunlight: these days are considered holidays in the educational institution;
• It was within the walls of this university, in the famous LII (Laboratory of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence), that the World Wide Web Consortium was created. He develops and creates unified world standards for software operating in the environment of the world information network;
• The term "hacker" was coined by the teachers of this university. They called students "hackers" who were able to find quick and effective ways to solve problems.

The most prestigious university in the United States specializing in the teaching of the humanities. More than 20 thousand students receive education there every year. Harvard's students included several presidents, a whole galaxy of political leaders from other countries, and many modern billionaires: for example, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• It is the oldest university in America: it was founded in 1636;
• Harvard houses the second largest library in the United States. It is located in a 10-storey building, with four of them underground;
• Since 1970, any commercial video and photography has been prohibited on the university grounds. This rule applies to student residences, cafeterias and classrooms;
• Due to the tradition, according to which the student of the institution must pass through the main gate only twice (upon entry and after graduation), Johnston's gate is almost always closed. By the way, breaking the tradition, that is, going through these gates more than twice, is considered a bad omen.

It is located in the famous Silicon Valley and is considered the best private university for training IT industry specialists. The students of the university were the presidents of the United States and Peru, senators, a whole galaxy of successful businessmen and brilliant scientists.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• The founders of the search engines Google (Sergey Brin, Larry Page) and Yahoo (Jerry Young, David Philo) were students at Stanford University;
• If we combine together the financial capabilities of companies founded by graduates of Stanford University, the resulting economy would be included in the top ten strongest economies in the world;
• The campus of the university consists of 77 dormitories and was named "Farm", as it is located on the territory of the former ranch.

One of several US universities, considered the main forge of highly qualified engineering personnel. On the territory of the institute there is a laboratory of jet propulsion, where most of the automatic systems for NASA spacecraft are developed and produced.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• The university celebrates a specific holiday - "Day of Absenteeism". On this day, classes are canceled, and fourth-year students also come up with various traps and devices that prevent first-year students from entering the premises for training;
• California and MIT are longtime rivals, and students from rival universities are eager to poke fun at each other. One of the most successful pranks was carried out by students of the California Institute of Technology in 2005. During a special event in Massachusetts, the name of the university on the facade of the main building was changed using a poster. The word Massachusetts was obscured by a poster that read "One More." Thus, new students entered the "Another Technological University".

It is the only public educational institution on the list, and the California Education Center is regularly included in the list of the 10 best universities. It is considered one of the best universities in the world for training IT specialists.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• Within the walls of this educational institution, an "invisible" bottle was invented: researchers have demonstrated how acoustic effects are able to visually hide objects;
• This is the first university to host free lectures on video hosting: on the official youtube channel, you can find a variety of training courses from the most recognized teachers in the United States;
• The world's largest collection of items related to the life and work of Mark Twain is located in the library of this particular university.

According to the legend, the university was founded by fugitive students from Oxford University, who had disagreements with the residents of the city of Oxford. An eternal competitor to Oxford University, with a history rich in tradition. Gives its graduates the chance to receive an excellent humanitarian or technical education.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• Arriving in the town of Cambridge and asking the question "where is the university located?" Roughly speaking, Cambridge is a city and a university in one bottle;
• Newton and Darwin studied at Cambridge, and here they made their famous scientific discoveries;
• Each faculty has its own color scheme for educational accessories and some wardrobe items: for example, for scarves;
• Even the worst students were awarded "awards" at Cambridge. Until 1909, the student who passed the worst exam in mathematics was handed a huge wooden spoon: it was a meter long and its handle was made in the shape of an oar.

The oldest English university, scientists do not even know the exact date of opening, according to rough estimates, the educational institution began its activities in the 11th century. It is considered on a par with Cambridge, the most prestigious university in the UK. Many representatives of the royal dynasty and world-famous scientists studied there. Notable writers John Tolkien and Lewis Carroll were also Oxford alumni.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• In the Clarendon Laboratory, located on the territory of Oxford, there is a unique bell: it has been ringing continuously for over 180 years. The experiment staged with his participation is considered the longest in the time period;
• Until the beginning of the 20th century, only men studied at Oxford: women, as students, began to be accepted, starting in 1920, and separate education was completely abolished only in the 70s of the last century;
• 25 British Prime Ministers were students of Oxford;
• It is impossible to apply for joining Oxford and Cambridge at the same time: this is carefully monitored. If you have chosen Oxford, then you will be able to enroll in Cambridge only next year.

In comparison with other representatives of the rating, the University of Chicago was opened relatively recently - at the end of the 19th century. But over its centuries-old history, it has already become famous for a large number of graduates who have become Nobel laureates: in terms of their number, it ranks fourth.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• It is extremely difficult to become a student of this educational institution: the average statistical chance of admission is only 7%;
• The university library is famous for several reasons at once. Firstly, because of its unusual appearance: the building is made in the form of an egg-shaped glass sphere. Secondly, because of its size: about three and a half million books are stored in its repository! Another interesting fact: it was on the territory of the library that the filming of the film "Divergent" was carried out;
• The educational institution is famous for its Nobel laureates in the field of physics. By the way, the world's first successful atomic fission experiment was carried out at the University of Chicago.

It is included in the list of top 3 American universities belonging to the so-called "Ivy League". There are no business and law schools, but they graduate the best architects and world-renowned engineers of a wide profile.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• House Hospital is the building of the Frist Center, which is located on the grounds of Princeton University. Albert Einstein once taught in the same building;
• Princeton University can be considered the ancestor of such a sport as American football, because it was the students of this educational institution who first played it in 1869;
• Every student at Princeton University, upon admission, takes an oath to abide by the Code of Honor. Under the terms of the code, the student undertakes to behave honestly in exams, not to cheat and report any violation of this rule. Unsurprisingly, on most exams, instructors are simply absent from test classrooms.

On a note

The Ivy League includes eight of the oldest private universities in the United States. The association received this name due to the fact that this plant can be found on all old university buildings. Each training center is distinguished by the high quality of teaching knowledge, and the diplomas issued by them are recognized in almost all countries of the world.

Another representative of the Ivy League with a unique history and cultural traditions. They seek to enroll at Yale to study the humanities and social sciences. Five American presidents graduated from this particular educational institution.

💡 A selection of interesting facts:

• It is the first university in the world to receive its own symbol. They became a bulldog named Handsome Dan. After the death of a pet, its place is taken by the next dog, with the same name. Dog biographies are carefully recorded and published. Today, the official symbol of Yale University is the Handsome Dan XVIII bulldog: information about him and his predecessors can be found on Wikipedia, and the current symbol even has its own instagram page;
• The world's oldest humorous publication remains a Yale University magazine;
• Frisbee was invented by Yale students: the prototype of the "flying" saucers were empty candy boxes from the Frisbee Pie Company.

The best universities in the world: what is the chance to enter them and do foreign applicants have it?

The first thing we want to note is that any applicant has the opportunity to enter the best universities in the world. And it doesn't matter where you are from: from Russia, Ukraine or, for example, from Zimbabwe. But you need to be a really creative, extraordinary person and go through a very tough selection (according to the submitted applications, in most universities from our list, 9 candidates out of 10 are eliminated). You can increase the chances of admission by using the services of companies that provide assistance (on a paid basis) in collecting documents and data for admission to foreign universities.

There are many rating agencies that determine the best universities in the world, and the results of their assessments sometimes differ significantly.

For the most objective determination of the best universities in the world, we have collected data from three world rankings of universities - QS, Shanghai and U.S. News.

Rankings on the basis of which the best universities in the world are determined

Best Universities in the World 2016-2017

Harvard University

- a university that has established itself as a world leader in the field of exact sciences and technologies. This is where cutting-edge research in the natural sciences and engineering takes place. MIT has donated 80 Nobel laureates to the world, as well as many outstanding scientists, engineers and public figures who have changed our lives forever.

- a truly legendary educational institution, one of the oldest in Europe. The University of Cambridge was founded in 1209 and has established itself as a brilliant institution from the very beginning. No other university in the world can boast of so many Nobel laureates who studied within its walls as Cambridge - 88 winners of this prestigious award.

- the first educational institution opened in London. Since its inception, the university has always been at the forefront of research work. UCL alumni include the prime ministers of China and Japan, as well as Alexander Bel (inventor of the telephone), John Fleming (creator of the vacuum tube) and Francis Crick (researcher of the structure of the DNA molecule).

Cambridge university

Opens the list of the best universities in the world Cambridge. The University of Cambridge was founded in 1209 and is the fourth most established university in the world. The University of Cambridge is located in the UK, the city of Cambridge. The average tuition at this university is $ 20,000. About 17 thousand students study at the university, 5 thousand of whom receive a second degree. More than 15% of the students at the University of Cambridge are foreigners.

Harvard ranks second in the ranking of the best universities in the world. Harvard University was founded in 1636 and is considered the most famous university in the United States. More than 6.7 thousand students, 15 thousand post-graduate students study in it, and 2.1 thousand teachers work. Alumni of this university were eight US presidents (John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Rutherford Hayes, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, George W. Bush, Barack Obama), as well as 49 Nobel laureates and 36 Pulitzer laureates. The cost of studying at Harvard University is $ 40,000.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology is considered one of the most prestigious educational institutions in the world. A record figure for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is that 77 members of the MIT community are Nobel Prize winners. The average cost of tuition, including accommodation, is $ 55,000. More than 4 thousand students and 6 thousand post-graduate students, as well as about a thousand teachers, study at MIT.

The fourth place among the best universities in the world is occupied by Yale University. It is one of the most prestigious private universities in the world. The average cost of training is $ 37,000. Yale University is located in the USA, Connecticut. Students from 110 countries study at the university, and more than 11 thousand people receive education every year. Five former US presidents studied at this university, as well as many politicians, businessmen and scientists.

Probably many have heard of Oxford University. Oxford is one of the most famous and oldest universities in the world. More than 20 thousand students study in it, 25% of whom are foreigners. Also in Oxford there are over 4 thousand teachers. Studying at this university will cost you on average from 10 to 25 thousand dollars, depending on the chosen specialty. Oxford also has over 100 libraries and more than 300 different hobby groups for students.

Imperial College London was founded in 1907 by Prince Albert. The college is located in the heart of London. It employs about 8 thousand employees, including 1400 teachers. 14.5 thousand students study at the Imperial College, and the average cost of education, depending on the specialty, is 25-45 thousand dollars, the most expensive there is considered to be a medical specialty. This college has graduated from 14 Nobel laureates.

University College London was founded in 1826. At the moment, the college ranks third in the number of foreigners studying there, and first in the number of female professors. In total, more than 22 thousand students study at the college, of which almost half receive a second higher education, and 8 thousand are foreign students. Average tuition fees range from $ 18,000 to $ 25,000. This college has graduated from 26 Nobel laureates.

The University of Chicago was founded in 1890 thanks to donations from John D. Rockefeller. More than 2 thousand teachers work at the university, 10 thousand graduate students and 4.6 thousand students study. The university also has a library, for the construction of which was spent $ 81 million. The average cost of training is 40-45 thousand dollars. This university includes 79 Nobel laureates.

The University of Pennsylvania was founded in 1740 as a charitable school, became a college in 1755, and in 1779 was the first college to be given university status. In 1973, over 52 thousand students studied at the university. At the moment, more than 19 thousand students study at the university, and more than 3.5 thousand professors teach. The average tuition at the University of Pennsylvania is $ 40,000.

Columbia University closes our top ranking of the best universities in the world. it is located in the city of New York, where it covers an area of ​​13 hectares. Columbia University founded in 1754. Many famous people graduated from this university, including: 4 US presidents, 9 judges of the Supreme Court, 97 Nobel laureates and 26 heads of other states, including the current President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili. More than 20 thousand students study at the university, half of them are girls. The average cost of training is 40-44 thousand dollars.

Best Universities in the World Videos

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

For 150 years, MIT has produced more than 70 Nobel laureates, eight of whom are on the teaching staff of the university. More than 10,000 students at the highest level study architecture and planning, engineering, humanities and social sciences, management, natural sciences, health care, and engineering and applied sciences.

2. Stanford University

The university was founded by railway tycoon Leland Stanford in 1891 in memory of his son, Leland Stanford Jr., who died as a teenager in 1884. It is believed that Stanford, the most selective American university after Harvard, approves only 7% of applicants' applications annually. Graduates of the university became the founders of such famous companies as Hewlett-Packard and Google. Stanford is one of the three richest universities in the world. 11,000 students study in undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

Caltech focuses on science and engineering programs in its research and teaching. About 2300 students study here, and the teaching staff numbers 300 people. Among the graduates of the institute there are 31 Nobel laureates, and in addition to educational and research activities, the university manages the Jet Propulsion laboratory (NASA branch) and a global network of astronomical observatories and research centers.

4. Princeton University

The smallest in size, but far from important, the institution of the eminent Ivy League, was founded in 1746. During this time, Princeton has produced 30 Nobel laureates. Now the university has 5,000 bachelors and 2,500 postgraduate students, and the teaching staff numbers 1,100.

5. University of Cambridge

Cambridge alumni have an important place in modern history: Newton and the laws of motion, Rutherford and atom splitting, Darwin and the theory of evolution, Crick and Watson and the DNA model. Founded in 1209 by scientists from the University of Oxford, who left the institution after disagreements with the local population, Cambridge is now one of the leading universities in the world, with more than 18,000 students and 8,500 employees.

6. Imperial College London

The main activity of the university is based on research carried out in four faculties: medicine, natural sciences, engineering and business. The university was founded in 1907 as part of the University of London. The main campus is located in the museum district of London and is a combination of classic English architecture and modern design. There are 7,500 employees per 14,000 students.

7. University of Oxford

An eminent university, from which 26 British prime ministers, at least 30 world leaders, 12 saints and 20 archbishops of Canterburg have graduated. In the 13th century, with the founding of Oxford, college education was actually created. One of the oldest universities in the world, there are 38 colleges and 6 permanent residences.

8. Swiss Higher Technical School of Zurich (ETH Zürich)

You don't need to be Einstein to study at ETH - every Swiss citizen who has received a high school diploma has the right to enroll in the strongest technical university in the country. More than 16,000 students study at 16 faculties. And the great Albert Einstein received his diploma here in 1901.

9.University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)

Located near Hollywood with a famous film and television school, the university is a place of attraction for all film lovers. The university has 26,000 employees and over 38,000 students. UCLA athletes consistently rank first in intercollegiate competitions.

10.University of California, Berkeley

Here vitamin E was invented, the lost Scarlatti opera was found, the flu virus was discovered. More than 20 graduates became Nobel laureates. More than 36,000 students study at the university, of which 10,000 are on postgraduate education programs. The university is located on the border with San Francisco.

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Age: 27 years old
University: Aalto University
Travel dates: September 2015
Program: Master's Degree

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Catherine 08.09.2014

Age: 17 years old
University: University of Toronto
Travel dates: September 2014 - present

Program: Bachelor's degree, Faculty of Engineering

Our faculty has a reputation for being the craziest in the whole university, and he fully answers this))

Today we got together early in the morning, we were given a huge bag of gifts (mostly - things with the symbols of the university and student organizations: a bottle for water, a towel, a hat, flip flops and a bunch of other things, and most importantly - a yellow helmet and a T-shirt! )

All day we just walked around the city and went as crazy as we could! All faculty!

First there was a concert - a small introduction from the "old" students. Everyone is so cool! So cheerful! Everyone says it's very hard to study, but everyone seems to be alive)

What have we not done! Basically, they ran around the city, played, danced) Today they did not feed normal food: they just handed out different pizzas and subs - subway sandwiches)

One of the main traditions of first-year engineers is to smear purple paint from head to toe. And you can also swim in it, which I did))))) Almost everyone did so, today it was hot: +26

It was really very cool) The paint is not toxic, but it does not wash off immediately)))) So now I am very similar to the Mystic from the X-men, only purple)))))))

Then we put on our yellow helmets and paraded all over the city (engineering department only!)

It was just unrealistic! The university has its own police, especially for us, traffic was blocked on the main streets. We just walked, chanted something, so many people gathered to watch) We walked along one of the largest streets, through a huge shopping center, all the cars were beeping to us, but what is there - even trams))

Everyone somehow got to know each other at the same time, although after everyone was smeared with paint, it became difficult to recognize each other)

In the evening we had a small lecture, because tomorrow we will have a test (((It's just to test the skills, how ready we are: no marks are given for it. But it's still a little sad that the test (

Engineers are generally different from other students: as I understand it, it will be the hardest for us to study, we start this Thursday, although the rest are only next week, and our schedule is much more busy.

But then we come off the coolest, albeit in less time)

Canada, Toronto