On June 9, 2065438, QS (Quacquarelli Symonds), a global higher education research institution, released the 2020 world university rankings, including more than 1000 universities from 85 different countries and regions around the world.

The highest ranking in Britain is Oxford University, ranking fourth in the world.

Generally speaking, there are ups and downs, maybe just one or two places, but it's not easy.

For example, Oxford University rose from the fifth place last year to the fourth place, UCL rose two places to rank eighth, and Manda rose from 29 to 27.

Bristol University ranked 49th from 50 to 50.

It's just that Nottingham, which was 82 last year, actually fell to 96, which is a bit big. Let's look at the small decline:

Edinburgh dropped from 18 last year to 20.

KCL ranges from 3 1 down 1 to 32.

Durham University dropped from 74 last year to 78, down 4 places.

Sheffield dropped three places, from 75 to 78.

Southampton dropped by 1 place, from 96 to 97.

And the University of Leeds, as steady as Mount Tai. This year and last year are both 93, just keep it as it is.

The ranking of these universities is like a joke. One day, those declining universities will inevitably rank first. Winning or losing is a common thing for military strategists, and a small ranking can't stop the strength of the school.