Five subjects at the University of Bath have been named in the top 100 in the 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject, with sport once again being recognised within the top 50.
Architecture & Built Environment, Business & Management, and Development Studies were ranked in the world’s top 100 subjects, whilst Social Policy & Administration, and ‘Sports-related subjects’ were recognised as being within the top 50 subjects in the world.
This is the first year Social Policy & Administration has made it into the top 50 at 36th, whilst Sports-related subjects have retained their top 50 ranking for a third consecutive year, positioned an impressive 10th globally in this year’s ranking.
Bath’s particular strengths in graduate prospects has again been reflected in this latest ranking which highlights the University’s most-employable graduates come from its Sports-related subjects, scoring 84.6/100 for Employer Reputation.
This subject area was also Bath’s most highly-regarded department among the global academic community, scoring 83.1/100 for Academic Reputation.
In terms of research strengths, Bath’s highest performers for Citations per Paper were Chemistry (91.7/100) and Business and Management (91.6/100).
Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bernie Morley, commented: “It is excellent to see a number of our subjects performing so well at an international level.
“I am particularly pleased that our Sports-related subjects have been recognised as being in the top 10 subjects in the world, whilst achieving outstanding graduate prospects and being well-regarded in the global academic community.
“The University’s global reputation is very important as we continue our ambition to be an international leader in graduate education.
“We pride ourselves on conducting impactful, world-leading research and providing outstanding learning and teaching, and these latest rankings are further evidence of the excellence and hard work of our staff and student community.”
The QS World University Rankings by Subject provides an extensive overview of international higher education performance, with over 1200 universities from 78 locations ranked in 48 subject tables and five broad disciplinary tables
The results are available at www.TopUniversities.com, and were accessed over 175 million times in 2018.
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