Three different ranking indicators have marked NTU as a university on the rise.

In the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings, NTU climbed to 15th place among more than 1,500 universities listed, thanks in part to its reputation among employers and its impact on global sustainability.

Separately, NTU’s momentum as a young, leading university was verified again as it took top spot in the latest Times Higher Education Young University Rankings for the second year running. The only Singapore university in the rankings, NTU’s strong performance was driven by its strengths in teaching and research, as well as its international outlook, ability to attract industry income and high-quality research.

Most recently, NTU had 10 subjects ranked in the global top 4 by US News & World Report. NTU was ranked the world’s best for electrical and electronic engineering, and was named the world’s second best university in these five fields – artificial intelligence, computer science, engineering, condensed matter physics and materials science.

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