The University of Oxford also secured first place in two other subjects, making it the UK university with the most courses ranked top in the world.
This is the sixteenth consecutive year that the School of Geography and the Environment (SoGE) has achieved this recognition. Professor Giles Wiggs, Head of the School of Geography and the Environment, said: ‘Topping the QS World Rankings for Geography for an incredible 16th successive year is a remarkable achievement by everybody at the School of Geography and the Environment. Yet again, the ranking reflects the talent and dedication of our community of academic, research and professional services staff and is testament to the enduring global reach and reputation of our collaborative and multi-disciplinary science and teaching. I am extremely proud to be a part of that community.’
It is the fourth time in five years that the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography has held this ranking. Professor Clare Harris said, Head of the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, said: ‘I am delighted that the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography has returned to the top spot in the QS World University rankings for Anthropology this year. This success is testimony to the excellent work of our academics, researchers, professional services staff, students and the entire school community. Congratulations to all!’
It is fantastic to see this level of global recognition for departments within our Division, reflecting an outstanding commitment to research, teaching and study.
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The ranking reflects the talent and dedication of our community of academic, research and professional services staff and is testament to the enduring global reach and reputation of our collaborative and multi-disciplinary science and teaching. Professor Giles Wiggs
This success is testimony to the excellent work of our academics, researchers, professional services staff, students and the entire school community. Professor Clare Harris
