The University Impact Rankings for 2024, published by Times Higher Education, honour and recognise colleges that achieve certain UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
These organisations excel in particular fields and consistently contribute to the sustainable development of the world. These colleges demonstrate their dedication to addressing the most important global issues by achieving success in a number of SDGs, such as partnerships, social inclusion, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.
These prestigious universities are recognised for having had a major influence on many aspects of sustainable development and for making a large contribution to a resilient and sustainable future. Their multifaceted brilliance underscores the value of taking a comprehensive approach to solving global issues and emphasises the critical role that academia plays in promoting long-term change.
The overall Impact Ranking for 2024 was compiled by THE by assessing 2,152 universities in 125 different countries and regions. Western Sydney University in Australia is the top-ranked university for the third year in a row. The University of Tasmania in Australia and the University of Manchester in the UK are tied for second place in the rankings, following closely behind.
These esteemed universities are acknowledged for their significant impact on several facets of sustainable development and their substantial contribution towards a resilient and sustainable future. Their multifarious genius highlights the need of approaching global problems holistically and the vital role that academics plays in fostering long-term change.
The Economist’s 2024 Impact Ranking was created by evaluating 2,152 universities across 125 nations and regions. For the third consecutive year, Western Sydney University in Australia is the top-ranked university. Following closely behind are the University of Manchester in the UK and the University of Tasmania in Australia, which are tied for second place in the rankings.
In the 2024, Impact number, 89 universities from Pakistan are listed, with Comsats University Islamabad holding the highest spot among them with a number of 201-300.
Some of the universities included in the University Impact Ranking list are listed below:
This overall ranking honours colleges that uphold a high standard of achievement across a wide range of objectives and are leaders in particular SDGs. By doing this, it is emphasised how all of the SDGs are interconnected and how crucial it is to use a variety of approaches to achieve sustainable development.
