(Nov. 7, 2017) -- The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has once again been named on a list of the top universities in the world. U.S. News & World Report has ranked UTSA’s academic and research programs No. 75 among U.S. public academic institutions and No. 448 overall in its 2018 Best Global Universities rankings.
Additionally, UTSA’s clinical medicine program was ranked No. 222, its chemistry program was ranked No. 223 and its engineering program was ranked No. 367.
U.S. News & World Report assessed the top 1,250 institutions across more than 60 countries and calculated the rankings based on 13 indicators measuring academic and research performance as well as global and regional reputation. They included:
UTSA scored particularly strong in normalized citation impact (No. 111), regional research reputation (No. 148) and international collaboration (No. 174).
Thirteen Texas academic institutions were recognized in the Best Global Universities Ranking. They include:
32 (tie): UT-Austin
81 (tie): Rice University
118: Texas A&M, College Station
234 (tie): UT-Dallas
341 (tie): Baylor University
382 (tie): University of Houston
448 (tie): UTSA
462 (tie): UT-Arlington
466 (tie): Southern Methodist University
487 (tie): Texas Tech University
627 (tie): University of North Texas
907 (tie): UTEP
1,233 (tie): Texas State University
Earlier this year, Times Higher Education ranked UTSA among the nation’s top four universities under 50 years old.
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