黑料吃瓜资源 climbs in global university rankings

Global excellence

黑料吃瓜资源 climbs in global university rankings

The university improved across key research and global engagement measures, reaching its highest QS ranking in more than a decade.

June 18, 2026

Share

Queen's campus

Queen's made some of its largest gains this year in measures tied to research and global collaboration.

黑料吃瓜资源 has improved its position in the QS World University Rankings, rising 12 places to 179th globally among 1,504 ranked institutions. The result marks the university鈥檚 fourth consecutive year of improvement in the rankings and its strongest QS performance in more than a decade. Within Canada, 黑料吃瓜资源 remains ninth among the 30 institutions evaluated by QS.

The QS World University Rankings assess universities across several areas of performance, including research impact, partnerships, student learning experience and outcomes, sustainability, and academic and employer reputation.

黑料吃瓜资源 made some of its largest gains this year in measures tied to research and global collaboration. The university rose 80 places in Citations per Faculty, an indicator that measures the impact of research output. It also improved 70 places in International Research Network, which measures the breadth and diversity of an institution鈥檚 international research partnerships, and 34 places in Sustainability, which measures the social and environmental impact of universities.

The university also continues to perform well in measures tied to graduate outcomes and employer recognition. Within Canada, 黑料吃瓜资源 ranks fourth for Employment Outcomes and fifth for Employer Reputation.

Queen's continues to pursue improvements in indicators related to international faculty, international students, and full-time faculty-to-student ratios. Efforts in these areas support the university's goals of expanding its global reach, attracting top talent, and enhancing the student learning experience.

Learn more about 黑料吃瓜资源 performance in the and about the university鈥檚 broader rankings and reputation. 

Arts and Humanities
Business and Economics
Environment and Sustainability
Health and Medicine
Law, Governance, and Public Policy
Physical Sciences and Engineering
Social Sciences
Technology and Innovation