University of Houston

One of the best universities in the USA, the University of Houston, is well-known abroad. The University of Houston will be ranked #179 nationally and #439 globally by US News & World Report in 2022. Both rankings are now lower than in 2021, the year before. This denotes a negative downward movement on the ranking graph. These rankings are based on admissions, and the University of Houston Admissions had a selection rate of 63% in 2020. Less than 25 per cent of all applications submitted were from students with ACT and SAT scores above the national average.

In terms of overall rankings, the University of Houston has also received rankings from QS and THE for 2022. THE placed University of Houston in the 601–800 category for 2022, indicating a further decline from 501–600 in 2021. While QS ranks the University of Houston between 701 to 750 for the year 2022, an improvement from 601 to 750 in the previous year. The University of Houston receives a QS ranking criterion average of 40.4 citations, 16.5 employer reputation points, 14.9 academic reputation points, etc. However, there is no overall score because the university is not eligible to be included in the top 500 universities worldwide according to their rankings.

In its 16 schools and colleges, the University of Houston offers more than 300 courses in subjects like business, engineering, the arts, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, law, and education. The courses from the University of Houston that have been ranked are as follows: For the year 2021, US News & World Report places the University of Houston's Graduate School at #95 and UG Business School at #81, respectively. For 2021, QS ranks the University of Houston's Gloor Global MBA in the range of 151-200, while THE ranks the university's PG Business & Economics programmes in the range of 501-600.

The University of Houston's PG Engineering & Technology courses are listed by THE in the 201-250 range for 2021, while US News & World Report ranks its various specialities. Chemical engineering is one of these specialisations, along with civil engineering (#64), electrical engineering (#75), and others (#36). THE has also placed the University of Houston's PG Computers courses in the 301–400 category for 2021.