1. Columbia University
New York City’s highest ranking institution, Columbia University currently stands in joint 14th place in the QS World University Rankings, Maryland’s Johns Hopkins University. A member of the prestigious group of Ivy League universities and a world-leading center of research, Columbia University has a strong offering across the full subject spectrum. In the QS World University Rankings by Faculty, it makes the world’s top 15 for both arts and humanities and social sciences and management; the top 25 for natural sciences and life sciences and medicine; and the top 70 for engineering and technology.
Columbia University has a central location in the Upper West Side of Manhattan – close to the northern tip of Central Park and just off Broadway, the boulevard which gives its name to New York’s theater scene. It boasts a highly diverse faculty (over 3,700 academic staff) and student body (just under 30,000 students overall), with over 7,000 international students from more than 150 different countries.
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