World Rankings

缅北禁地 performs consistently well in university rankings, featuring in the top 200 of most world rankings.

Currently, 缅北禁地 is ranked:

149th in the QS (published 2026)
154th in the 2027 (published 2026)
105th in
Top 200 in the 2024/25
56th in the world for sustainability and social impact in the QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2025
85th in the world for sustainable development in the 2026

Our position in the global rankings

This table shows our position in the global rankings. They typically measure various metrics relating to students, staff, research and teaching.

Please note, the table refers to the year data was published.

	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025	2026
QS World Ranking	126	129	127	162	168	161	141	146	152	134	122	110	129	137	149
Leiden Ranking (PP top 10%)	172	133	121	104	114	105	132	91	78	66	78	69	83	82
Times Higher Education	146	180	198	201-225	=196	=190	=175	=171	201-250	=178	=146	=139	=168	144	154
TIME Magazine’s World’s Top Universities															105
University Ranking by Academic Performance	155	161	159	198	203	200	200	185	182	176	167	184	-	195
Academic Ranking of World Universities	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	301-400	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300	201-300

QS World University Rankings

The QS World University Rankings measures a range of student and staff metrics.

Metric	Weighting
Academic reputation	30%
Citations per faculty	20%
Employer reputation	15%
Employment outcomes	5%
Faculty student ratio	10%
International faculty	5%
International research network	5%
International students	5%
Sustainability	5%

Leiden Ranking

The Leiden Ranking focuses on research output and collaboration. It measures:

(other statistics from Leiden are available on scientific impact, collaboration, open access publishing, and gender diversity).

Times Higher World Rankings

The Times Higher World Rankings looks at a range of measures across teaching and research.

Metric	Weighting
Citations (research influence)	30%
Research reputation	18%
Teaching reputation	15%
Research income	6%
Research productivity	6%
PhDs per academic	6%
Staff student ratio	4.5%
International students	2.5%
International staff	2.5%
International co-authors	2.5%
Research income from industry	2.5%
Income per academic	2.25%
PhDs per undergraduate	2.25%

TIME Magazine’s World’s Top Universities

TIME Magazine’s World’s Top Universities analysis is structured around three key pillars:

Academic Ranking of World Universities

The Academic Ranking of World Universities focuses on a series of research measures.

Metric	Weighting
Nobel laureates (staff)	20%
Papers published in Science or Nature	20%
Papers published	20%
Highly cited researchers	20%
Nobel laureates (alumni)	10%
All of the above measures, per academic	10%