American universities occupy a leading position in 28 of the 5 1 discipline rankings. Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are still the best performers, ranking first in 12.

There are 13 disciplines whose top names are British universities, among which 6 disciplines are from Oxford University.

ETH Zurich is the leading university in continental Europe, ranking first in three disciplines. In addition, according to its proportion in the top ten, Switzerland ranks third in the world in the field of higher education.

Australia has the fourth most subjects on the list.

China (Mainland China) ranks among the top 50 disciplines in the world (100), ranking fifth in the world.

The university with the largest number of disciplines in the world's top 50 is the University of Toronto (46 universities).

The National University of Singapore is the best-performing university in Asia and a world leader in petroleum engineering. The National University of Singapore ranks among the best in global 10 disciplines.

After decades of research and insufficient funds for doctoral students, Japanese higher education is still in a state of relative decline.

The University of Chile ranks the highest in Latin America, and ranks eighth in global mineral and mining engineering, followed by Modern Linguistics of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (No.13) and Dentistry of the University of S? o Paulo (No.15).

The University of Cape Town is still the most competitive university in Africa, ranking ninth in the world in the development of research disciplines.

The petroleum engineering discipline of King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals has been ranked the highest in the Arab region and the sixth in the world.