The Times and The Sunday Times University rankings have been released.
The University of Sheffield has been ranked 12th in the UK, securing the top spot for universities in the North and Northeast.
This recognition highlights the university’s commitment to excellence in research, teaching, and innovation, and places them in the global top 100 list.
Professor Koen Lamberts, President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sheffield, said: “I am incredibly proud that the University of Sheffield has once again been recognised as a world-leading institution, ranked amongst the top 100 universities worldwide.
“This achievement is a testament to the excellence of our staff, students, and alumni. Their dedication to research, teaching, and innovation has positioned Sheffield as a global leader in higher education.
“We are committed to continuing this work, fostering a vibrant community of learners and making a lasting impact on the world.”
The annual league table has placed the University 98th in the world, a rise of seven places globally from last year’s position.
The Times and The Sunday Times’ Definitive Good University Guide provides a comprehensive resource for applying to Britain’s top universities.
It covers all aspects of student life, from campus activities and student support to managing finances and exploring career opportunities, providing invaluable insights to help students make informed decisions.
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings include 2,092 universities from more than 100 countries and regions, making them the most extensive and inclusive rankings available.
Earlier this year, the University of Sheffield ranked top of the Russell Group for the second consecutive year.
Featured in the National Student Survey (NSS), with Sheffield’s Students’ Union voted as the best SU among UK universities.
Sheffield Hallam University ranked 9th among universities in the North and Northeast and 84th nationally.
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