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🙌 We're number one in the UK, number one in Europe and second in the world for social and environmental impact in this year's Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings. We are the only institution in the world to rank in the top ten every year that the rankings have been running. #THEglobalimpact #highereducation #sustainabledevelopmentgoals

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Good news Wednesday! The University of Manchester came 2nd in the Times Higher Education Global Impact Rankings, out of 1,591 universities from 112 countries/regions.The UK was also the most represented on the rankings, with 26 UK universities in the top 100. The Global Impact Rankings assess universities against the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, with the University of Manchester scoring highest in promoting sustainable ecosystems in Life on Land, Responsible Consumption and Production, and creating safe and inclusive places to live with Sustainable Cities and Communities. Well done University of Manchester and everyone else who scored highly on the THE Rankings. Who will be top of the list next time?https://lnkd.in/eN8HXApw#sustainable #university #highereducation

The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2023 have revealed the best universities for recycling and sustainability. These rankings were compiled by looking at how universities worldwide are committed to the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals – these goals aim to tackle poverty, climate change and inequality.Nine of the top 15 best universities for recycling and sustainability in 2023 are UK-based institutions, including The University of Manchester, the University of Reading and The Manchester Metropolitan University. The best university in this category was Western Sydney University in Australia.https://ow.ly/efoc50OWPeu

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The Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings are out, and the University of Canterbury (UC) is proud to have been ranked among the top 80 universities worldwide.We were also delighted to see our efforts in four of the UN’s #SustainableDevelopmentGoals ranked in the top 100.Awarded following increasing global competition, the rankings reflect UC’s commitment to sustainability action across research, education, engagement and operations, and the priorities of our Strategic Vision 2020-2030. #THEGlobalImpact #THEunirankings #THEImpact23 #UCSustainabilityhttps://bit.ly/43gOAfO

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208th in the WORLD—Wow! The University of Aberdeen is one of the fastest rising universities in the UK. What a milestone!The University of Aberdeen has climbed 12 places to 208th in the world in this year’s revamped QS World University Rankings.The University is also again ranked in the top 30 in the UK overall (29th), and consistently from 25th to 33rd in the UK across eight of the nine metrics which determine the overall ranking. The exception to this is the new measure for environmental sustainability, in this measure the University has been ranked 4th in the UK and 21st in the world.This is the University’s best performance in one of the metrics that determines the overall ranking and follows on from the Times Higher Education’s Impact Ranking published earlier this month, in which the University was ranked 70th in the world and 18th in the UK, as well as the full QS Sustainability ranking published last year which placed the University 64th globally and 17th in the UK.

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Newcastle University's rise in the QS World University Rankings is a boost for the city.Newcastle University has risen 12 places in the QS World University Rankings, to 110th in the world. This is the university's highest ranking ever, and it is a testament to the quality of education and research that is taking place in Newcastle.The rise in Newcastle University's ranking is good news for the city as a whole. It will also raise the profile of Newcastle as a city of learning and innovation.Here are some of the benefits that Newcastle University's rise in the QS World University Rankings will bring to the city:Increased international student and research talent: The university's improved ranking will make it more attractive to international students and researchers, who will bring their skills and knowledge to the city. This will boost the local economy and help to create new jobs.Increased investment in research: The university's improved ranking will make it more attractive to research funding bodies, which will lead to increased investment in research in the city. This will help to drive innovation and economic growth.Enhanced reputation: The university's improved ranking will enhance the reputation of Newcastle as a city of learning and innovation. This will make it more attractive to businesses and investors, which will further boost the local economy.

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Educational institutions around the world are judged on their social impact! Did you know that the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings are the only global performance tables that assess universities against the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? Find out which universities are changing the world and making a positive impact on society. Check out the rankings here: https://hubs.ly/Q021swr10 #ImpactRankings #Education #Universities #SDGs

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https://lnkd.in/etGMHr4XThe rankings to really follow are the Times Higher Education impact rankings! They take into consideration the Sustainable Development goals!

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University of Greenwich ranks top 100 worldwide for positive impact.The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings measure global universities’ success in delivering the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and are the only global performance tables that assess universities against these SDGs. After successive years of climbing the worldwide rankings, the University of Greenwich has made it into the top 100 of global institutions, placing 86th out of nearly 1,600 that were assessed.Read more 👉 https://crowd.in/f0TOf1

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A ranking worth mentioning.

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