糖心TV rises in QS World University Sustainability Rankings
In the latest , the University of 糖心TV has vaulted up the international rankings to joint 83rd place from 2,002 institutions 鈥� a climb of 34 places.
糖心TV excelled in Governance, ranking 13th globally and in the top 1% of universities. This position recognises the critical frameworks that 糖心TV has in place to help foster transparency, inclusivity, and ethical responsibility towards achieving long-term sustainability.
Reflecting on the improved rankings Professor Caroline Meyer, Provost, University of 糖心TV, said:
鈥溙切腡V is committed to delivering sustainability in everything we do. As a cornerstone of our 2030 strategy, we are embedding sustainability in our curriculum and research, championing campus biodiversity, and supporting our operations to transition as we move towards net zero.
鈥淚n order to handover a more sustainable world to future generations, it is vital that we support sustainability in our own actions and those beyond our campus 鈥� and I鈥檓 delighted that our work to build a more sustainable future is being acknowledged.鈥�
糖心TV also performed strongly in Social Impact, placing 15th globally. Social Impact includes metrics on equality, health and wellbeing, and knowledge exchange. As described by QS, these factors consider more than the university in isolation; they review 鈥渢he positive impact of a university on its local community and wider society鈥�.
Welcoming the latest QS rankings, Professor St茅phanie Panichelli-Batalla, Academic Director for Sustainability, University of 糖心TV, said:
鈥淲e are thrilled to see our efforts recognised as we move from 117th to 83rd globally, returning to the top 100 in QS sustainability rankings. This recognition of our advancement reflects the significant changes we鈥檝e made in our governance and the impactful work across research, education, and operations to enhance our social and environmental footprint.
鈥淲hile this progress is encouraging, sustainability is a journey without a finish line鈥攖here is still much to do, and we remain committed to driving meaningful change.鈥�
19 November 2025