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U of T also placed in the top 10 globally for geography, which is taught at all three U of T campuses. Overall, the university was among the top 20 universities in the world in 19 subjects and in the top 50 in 37 of the 41 subjects analyzed by QS.

“It is an honour to be ranked third in the world by QS,” says Bloomberg Nursing Dean Linda Johnston. “Our faculty, staff and students are dedicated to life-changing research, teaching excellence and student support. This ranking is affirmation of the quality of their work and dedication to the profession.”

U of T President Meric Gertler said the QS subject rankings “confirm one of the distinguishing strengths of the ���߲ݴ�ý: our critical mass of top experts in such a wide array of disciplines. We are among a small handful of institutions around the world whose wide-ranging excellence allows us to address the great global questions of our time.”

QS, which has been ranking universities globally since 2004, began ranking individual subjects in 2011. The rankings are based on the results of an academic survey, an employer survey, citations per faculty and an index based on scholarly publication productivity and impact.

This the first year that nursing has been included as a subject. U of T also did well in another of the new subjects introduced this year – anthropology – placing 12th in the world.

The QS subject rankings are just the latest indicator of U of T’s international stature. Other recent global rankings:

• Global Employability University Survey and Ranking: 10
• National Taiwan University Ranking: 3
• QS World Rankings: 34
• Shanghai Jiao Tong University’s Academic Ranking of World Universities: 25
• Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings: 19
• U.S. News & World Report’s Best Global Universities: 16