Queen's University Belfast

Queen's University Belfast (QUB), a more than a 100-year-old institution, is a part of the esteemed Russell Group of UK institutions focusing on research. From 2016 to 2019, the Academic Ranking of World Universities (Shanghai Ranking) consistently ranked QUB between 301 and 400. QUB is now ranked between 401 and 500 in Shanghai Ranking's 2020 university rankings. In its global university rankings for 2021, QS (Top Universities) placed QUB at 209 overall. QUB was consistently rated between 200 and 250 by Times Higher Education (THE) in its best university rankings from 2017 to 2020, and it was raised to 200 in 2021.

QUB is ranked 306th among all universities worldwide for 2021 by US News & World Report. Since 2017, The Complete University Guide, a well-known UK ranking publication, has ranked QUB among the country's top 50 higher education institutions. QUB has been placed in position 27 for 2021. Since 2017, The Guardian has included QUB in its list of the top 100 institutions in the UK. In its university rankings for 2021, The Guardian placed QUB in 46th place.

Since 2017, the Complete University Guide's accounting and finance and business and management studies rankings have positioned QUB among the top 50 universities in the UK. In addition, The Guardian's rankings for accounting and finance, as well as business, management, and marketing, place QUB in the top 50 universities in the UK.

Additionally, QUB was listed by The Complete University Guide among the top 50 universities in the UK for its various engineering programme rankings. Similarly, The Guardian's rankings for chemical, civil, electronic & electrical, and mechanical engineering also position QUB below the top 50 institutions in the UK. Since 2017, The Complete University Guide has ranked QUB lower than the top 50 universities in the UK for computer science. According to the aforementioned data, engineering and business courses at Queen's University are very well-liked by UK-ranked publishers.