1, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

2. Stanford University

3. Harvard University

4. Oxford University.

5. California Institute of Technology.

6. Cambridge University

7. University College London

8. Imperial College London.

9. University of Chicago

10, Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland

It should be pointed out that the QS Global University Ranking Table is only one of many global university rankings, and different rankings and ranking criteria may be different, so the ranking is for reference only and should not be the only criterion for selecting schools. When choosing a school, we should comprehensively consider the school's comprehensive strength, subject setting, teaching quality, social service, cultural atmosphere and other factors.

Introduction to QS World University Rankings:

QS World University Ranking is a global university ranking table published by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS for short), a British international education market consulting company.

QS World University Ranking was published in 2004. It is the second oldest global university ranking in ARWU, second only to the academic ranking of world universities. QS World University Ranking uses six indicators to evaluate universities, including academic reputation, employer reputation, citation times, teacher-student ratio, international student ratio and international teacher ratio.