What is the world ranking of Manchester University? The QS World University ranked 32nd in 2024, the Thames University Guide ranked 23rd in 2024, and the University of Manchester ranked 54th in the Thames University of Higher Education ranking in 2023. In 2024, The Times Higher Education World University ranked 51st, and in 2022 and 2021, the university ranked 50th and 51st respectively.

　　 Manchester University Ranking

The 23rd in the 2024 Thames University Guide

No. 24 in the Guardian University Guide in 2024

The 32nd QS World University in 2024

The Times Higher Education World University Ranked 51st in 2024

No. 41 in academic ranking of world universities in 2023

The results of the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF) confirm the position of Manchester University as a research power. 93% of the university's research activities were evaluated as "world leading" or "international outstanding", and its average GPA ranked 10th (higher than the 19th place in the last REF 2014 ranking).

　　 University of Manchester （The University of Manchester）， It is called "Manchester University" or "UoM" for short. Founded in 1824, it is a public research university located in Manchester, England.

The University of Manchester is a founding member of the British "Red Brick University", the British Russell Group, the University Research Association and the International University Climate Alliance.

The University of Manchester, or the University of Manchester for short, is a British public comprehensive university with a wide range of disciplines and departments. It is located in Manchester, the second prosperous city in England in the north central England. At present, there are nearly 40000 students from more than 160 countries studying more than 1000 degree courses, and more than 10000 faculty members, many of whom are world-renowned scientists. The current University of Manchester was formed in 2004 by the merger of Manchester University of Technology, which was founded in 1824, and Manchester Victoria University, which was founded in 1851. Manchester University is famous for its rigorous teaching and free academic atmosphere. Innovation, as the leading ideology of teaching and academic research, has formed a tradition. Many of the world's major achievements come from here, such as the splitting of the atom, the invention of the world's first stored program computer, and the discovery of graphene. The teaching quality of the University of Manchester has always been at the forefront of the independent teaching quality assessment in the UK, and the annual global university ranking has always been at the forefront of the world. The alumni include 25 Nobel Prize winners and many international celebrities.

The University of Manchester is also a member of the University Research Association (URA). The Association of Research Universities is an inter university alliance composed of 89 top research universities in the world. It was founded in 1965 under the guidance of the Scientific Advisory Committee of US President Johnson and the National Academy of Sciences. Its members are mainly in the United States, including Harvard University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Yale University, Stanford University University of California, Berkeley And Princeton University, as well as famous universities in Britain, Canada, Japan and Italy.

Manchester University ranks 54th among the world's top universities in 2023 in the Times Higher Education University Ranking. Since last year, the ranking of Manchester University has been declining. In 2024, Manchester University ranked 32nd in QS World University Ranking. The University of Manchester shows a downward trend, with the QS ranking of 28 in 2023.

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