The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025 have revealed the top universities worldwide and their achievements. 16 NCUK's university partners
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025 have revealed the top universities worldwide and their achievements. 16 NCUK's university partners' names came up to highlight their remarkable standings among global institutions.This year’s evaluation included over 2,000 institutions from 115 countries and territories, showcasing the diversity and quality of higher education globally.
The rankings for NCUK university partners are as follows:
- The University of Manchester: 53rd
- University of Bristol: 78th
- UNSW Sydney (The University of New South Wales): 83rd
- University of Birmingham: 93rd
- The University of Sheffield: 98th
Additionally, 11 other partner universities have secured positions within the Top 200:
- University of Alberta: 116th
- University of Auckland: 152nd
- Durham University: 172nd
- University of Exeter: 172nd
- Lancaster University: 168th
- University of Leeds: 123rd
- University of Liverpool: 160th
- Queen Mary University of London: 141st
- The University of Western Australia: 149th
- University of York: 146th
- University of Leicester: 191st
These rankings reflect the exceptional quality of education and research these universities provide and their commitment to academic excellence.We encourage prospective students to explore the opportunities available at NCUK’s university partners. The recognition of these institutions in global rankings serves as a testament to the valuable educational paths they offer.At MIE Pathways , we are dedicated to helping students with the International Foundation or Pre-Masters Degree to achieve their aspirations for higher education at leading universities in the UK, USA, Canada. Australia, New Zealand and beyond. As an NCUK accredited study centre, we provide pathways to international education. Here students have incredible opportunities for both academic and personal development to progress their higher studies.