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Times Higher Education (THE) published its "small universities" ranking for the second time on Tuesday, March 7th, 2017. Among the institutions with fewer than 5000 students, École Polytechnique is ranked fourth worldwide
The Times Higher Education has just published its world universities ranking focused on the internationalization criteria, it ranks École Polytechnique 16th worldwide. This year, l'X is among the four non-Anglo-Saxon institutions of the top 20 and is ahead of the most international French institutions.
The Times Higher Education has just published the 2017 edition of its "Alma mater index" which ranks higher education institutions according to the number of economic leaders it has trained, based on the Fortune Global 500. École Polytechnique ranks fourth worldwide.
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, which ranks the best performing universities in terms of student employability from the recruiters' point of view, places École Polytechnique in the 6th position worldwide. L'X moved up 4 positions in the top 10.
École Polytechnique is placed in 6th position among the higher education institutions worldwide for the number of Nobel Prize winners among its graduates. The ranking, which lists the top ten higher education institutions by number of Nobel graduates, was published by Nature journal on October 7th, 2016.
For the first time, the Times Higher Education (THE) publishes its new ranking of the "world's best small universities", for institutions with less than 5.000 students. École polytechnique is ranked 3rd worldwide, immediately after Caltech and École normale Supérieure.
The Times Higher Education just published its ranking of the "World’s most international universities". École Polytechnique is the first most international French institution according to this ranking.
École Polytechnique is at the 10th position of the QS Graduate Employability Rankings which distinguishes the most successful universities in terms of employability worldwide. L'X is the first French institution of the ranking.
École Polytechnique is among the top “Engineering and Technology” universities according to the ranking published by the Times Higher Education on 11 November 2015. L’X is ranked 37th worldwide and is also the first French institution of the ranking before ENS Lyon (ranked 93rd).
The latest ranking of the 1000 world's best universities of the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) is out: like in 2014, École Polytechnique is ranked at the 36th place worldwide, but it is the first French institution this year.
In the CWTS Leiden Ranking 2015 on the scientific impact of universities, École Polytechnique is ranked 66th worldwide and is the first French institution. L’X gains eleven seats on a national level and more than a hundred on an international level in comparison with last year.
The new QS World University Rankings by subject was published on April 29, 2015. École Polytechnique is ranked 17 in mathematics, gaining six places, and 24 in physics, gaining twenty-two places.
The THE (Times Higher Education) published on Wednesday, March 11, 2015, its annual World Reputation Ranking. Five French universities appear in the ranking, among which École Polytechnique.
Every year, the Times Higher Education publishes a ranking of the 100 most international universities in the world. In 2015, École Polytechnique arrives in the 5th place.
