In the latest QS World University Rankings for the field of Architecture and the Built Environment, The Bartlett School of Architecture at UCL continues to hold the top position. The list features 250 institutions worldwide and shows a shuffle in rankings without any new entrants to the top 10. Notably, Tsinghua University improved its ranking from eighth to joint seventh. Several European universities fell in rank while Asian institutions made gains. This year's ranking sees a conspicuous absence of Latin American universities, highlighting changing trends in global education.
This year, The Bartlett School of Architecture (part of UCL) maintains its position in first place in the QS World University Rankings for Architecture.
Tsinghua University is the only one among the top institutions to improve its position since last year, rising from eighth to joint seventh.
European universities such as TU Berlin and Universidad Politécnica de Madrid have dropped in ranking, showcasing a noticeable shift in the global educational landscape.
Latin American universities are absent from the ranking this year, excluding Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, marking a significant change from previous lists.
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