Lancaster retains top 10 position in Complete University Guide

Lancaster has been ranked among the top 10 universities in the UK in the Complete University Guide 2025.

The University remains in joint 10^th position in the national league table, and has also retained its crown as the top university in North West England.

Lancaster scored highly in a number of individual subjects including Social Work – ranked number one in the UK – while Architecture made its first appearance in the Guide going straight in at number seven.

The D’Amore-McKim School of Business value leaders are spearheading key initiatives to achieve hashtag#damoremckim‘s vision and mission:

• Impact: Ruth V. Aguilera
• Humanics: Christoph Riedl
• Inclusion: Marla Baskerville Watkins, Ph.D
• Purpose: Jay Narayanan

These leaders support D’Amore-McKim’s cultural values and host events that promote impact, cross-disciplinary thinking, and purpose-driven and inclusive teaching and learning.

Lancaster University in world top 150

Lancaster University remains in the top 150 institutions according to QS Quacquarelli Symonds World University Rankings 2025, released yesterday. This news follows the recent QS World rankings by subject, where four Management School subject areas are featured in the World Top 100.

Listed as 141st out of 1,503 universities around the world in the latest QS global league table. Lancaster also came 44th in the global league table for sustainability, 16th amongst UK universities.

Research produced at Lancaster University continues to be highly cited coming 157th in the world for Citations per Faculty.

Lancaster remains high in the world rankings for number of international students, placed 105th, and international faculty members, placed 166th.

Lancaster University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andy Schofield, said: “Lancaster is proud to hold a world-class reputation for teaching excellence and research. Our world leading research, strong global network and international partners, including our overseas campuses, enable us to drive forward ensuring we remain at the forefront of progress.”

The QS World University Rankings includes 1,503 universities across 106 countries and regions, making them the largest and most diverse QS World Rankings to date.

FGV won six of the ten best positions in the country in the General Index of Courses 2022 (IGC), released by INEP/MEC.

All of the Foundation’s Schools evaluated in this edition received the maximum score (concept 5). For 13 years at the top of the ranking, this achievement emphasizes FGV’s commitment to the quality of education and the training of qualified professionals. Read the full article on the portal: https://lnkd.in/dmJszCit

Comillas is positioned among the 100 best universities in the world in reputation among students

Comillas is among the 100 best universities in the world in terms of reputation among employers according to the QS ranking, which also places us as the first in Spain in the same category.

The Universidad Pontificia Comillas continues to improve its position in one of the main university rankings in the world, the QS ranking, which has just published its latest results. In addition to a notable improvement in the general classification, Comillas stands out for being in the top 100 universities in the world in the two main indicators related to employability: “Employment Outcomes” and “Employer Reputation”. As if that were not enough, at the national level, Comillas is the first university in Spain in reputation among employers and second in connection with companies.

Università Cattolica is now among the top 450 universities in the world according to QS!

With an impressive leap of +63 positions, we’ve achieved our best ranking in the last 10 years. In Italy, we’re ranked 2nd for the faculty-student ratio indicator, and we’ve also reached a significant positioning in Employer Reputation, now standing at 267th globally.

“We are pleased with this significant advancement in the ranking of the best universities in the world,” says Pier Sandro Cocconcelli, Vice-Rector and delegate for the Coordination of Internationalisation Projects of the University. “A result that confirms the quality of the educational system of our University, evidenced by the score obtained in the Faculty-Student Ratio, the attention given to sustainability and the reputation our University enjoys among employers; of particular importance to our students is the impressive 91% employment rate within one year of graduation.”

Dublin City University has been ranked 16th globally and 5th in Europe by ScholarGPS for corruption research over the past five years!

This achievement highlights the exceptional work being done at DCU on this critical issue.

A special thanks to the DCU Anti-Corruption Research Centre for their outstanding efforts since their launch in 2020, and to DCU Research for their continued support.

Link to the rankings : https://lnkd.in/eutHnxaF

Lancaster University Management School awarded AMBA re-accreditation

The Association of MBAs (AMBA) has awarded Lancaster University Management School (LUMS) full accreditation for the next five years.

As a leading Management School, LUMS regularly hosts its external accreditors who visit to independently assess the School, interview students and staff and ensure LUMS’ overall high standards continue to be upheld.

In March, a panel of four members representing AMBA visited LUMS’ Bailrigg campus to carry out an accreditation visit over the course of two days. AMBA has since confirmed LUMS’ reaccreditation and strengths in key areas, including its global network of 100+ Entrepreneurs in Residence (EiR) who contribute ‘real value’ by offering students insight into real-life experiences from the front line of business, first-hand knowledge of different international markets and mentoring services for students.