University of Essex

The Institution of Essex is a public research university located in Colchester, United Kingdom, that was founded in the year 1964. The university is among the top 100 universities in the UK, according to many international rating partners. According to QS, the University of Essex has not been among the top 500 universities in the world since 2016. The University of Essex has a QS ranking of 465 and a US News ranking of 633 in the Best Global Ranking 2023, respectively. In its best university ranking, THE (Times Higher Education) has slightly lowered Essex University's position from 251-300 for 2018 to 301-350 for 2023. another significant publisher, Essex's ranking, has fallen in all the top-ranking publications.

If we look at Essex's ranking in the UK, it is one of the best in the country and comes in at number 49 among the best international universities in the country. The university is ranked 76 in Times Higher Education's Impact Ranking 2022 and 262 among the top global universities in Europe, according to US News. The university is ranked 39th out of 130 universities in the UK for 2023 by The Complete University Guide. The university is ranked 50th in the nation for 2023 by the Center for World University Rankings. The University of Essex is the greatest institution to study in the UK, thanks to its remarkable global and national rankings.

In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the University of Essex is rated 50th for "politics and international studies" and 55th for "sociology." In the most recent rankings, Essex performed well in a number of other fields within the Faculty of Social Sciences, placing in the top 150 for linguistics and the top 200 for "accounting and finance" and "economics and econometrics." The top 200 rankings for the Faculty of Arts and Humanities include philosophy.

The University of Essex is ranked 333 for Arts & Humanities, 226 for Social Sciences & Management, etc., in the QS Subject Ranking 2023. Essex is ranked 229 in the arts and humanities, 901 in clinical medicine, 389 in computer science, and 172 in economics and business, according to US News 2023.