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The ranking confirms Massey’s world-class standing as a university and represents consistency of performance over time. For this year’s ranking, 2462 institutions were analysed by QS, with 1422 receiving a ranking. The rankings cover 100 countries, 16.4 million recorded publications, and 117.8 million citations.

�۶���Ƶ Te Kunenga Ki Pūrehuroa Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes says, “Despite the challenges and disruptions experienced in the higher education sector globally in the last few years, �۶���Ƶcontinues to maintain our strong performance in key indicators, reflecting our ongoing commitment to research excellence alongside high-quality and accessible education.”

Earlier this year, �۶���Ƶwas also recognised for excellence in the subject area rankings, with Veterinary Science ranking 29th equal globally, and a total of four subjects in the top 100 (veterinary science, agriculture, development studies and communications and media studies). A further six subjects ranked in the top 200, including arts and design, architecture and built environment, nursing, geography, accounting and finance, and education.

�۶���Ƶalso has a five-plus star rating from QS, with five stars for all categories in which �۶���Ƶwas assessed. These include teaching, research, employability, internationalisation, facilities, online/distance, innovation, arts and culture, inclusiveness, social responsibility, and discipline specialisation/accreditations.

More information on the rankings is available