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Find the best universities for medicine using Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings data

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The study of medicine varies greatly around the world. In the US, medicine is studied in graduate school after completing an undergraduate degree that is not directly related to medicine.

Elsewhere, such as in the UK, students can enrol for undergraduate clinical degrees.

Wherever you study, almost all clinical degrees span a good number of years – more than non-clinical courses.

So it’s best to ensure that you make a wise choice when you commit yourself to a course of study for such a long period of time.

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Times Higher Education has published a ranking of the top 856 universities for clinical, pre-clinical and health studies, featuring colleges in more than 50 countries worldwide.

The ranking uses the same methodology as the World University Rankings, but with more weight on citations and slightly less on teaching and research metrics. The full methodology can be found here.

Scroll down for a full list of degrees included in the clinical subject ranking of top universities, and a guide on what you can do with them.

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Top five universities for clinical studies and health sciences

1. University of Oxford

Medicine at the University of Oxford is a traditional course, split into pre-clinical and clinical stages.

In the first few years, students are taught theoretically with little patient contact. In the course’s later years, they move to the clinical phase, spending much more time at the John Radcliffe Hospital.

About 150 students are admitted on to the course each year, and another 30 on to a graduate course that condenses medical studies into just four years.

The university has two main libraries for medicine and clinical studies, one providing resources for the pre-clinical elements of the course and another focusing on healthcare.

In addition to its distinctive course, Oxford offers students the experience of college life, where social events and small tutorials take place.

2. Harvard University

The graduate medical school of Harvard University has three missions: to educate, research and provide clinical care.

Founded in 1782, it is the third-oldest medical school in the US.

Faculty of the school also teach in other science departments at Harvard, as well as working in clinical departments at some of the hospitals affiliated to the university.

There are four main teaching hospitals across the Boston area.

Harvard has introduced problem-based learning to the curriculum. There is also a specialised programme, accepting only 30 applicants each year, that focuses on biomedical research.

Medical students at Harvard belong to one of five societies named after alumni. Students work in small groups within the society, compete in sports competitions and attend social events.

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3. University of Cambridge

Like at the University of Oxford, students can enrol in an undergraduate medicine degree at the University of Cambridge.

Graduates also have several options to study medicine, either on an accelerated graduate programme or a condensed version of the pre-clinical and clinical courses.

There are six applicants per place on the medical courses, and about 260 are accepted overall.

Half the graduates of Cambridge’s medical degrees become general practitioners, and almost all will work in the NHS in the UK.

Entrance to the medicine degree requires excellent secondary qualifications and high scores on the BMAT test.

Cambridge students, particularly medical students, have a busy schedule, juggling studies, college social events and a variety of recreational activities.

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4. Imperial College London

The medical programme at Imperial College London offers a range of teaching approaches, from traditional theoretical classes to innovative and hands-on experience.

From the very first term, students have direct contact with patients, unlike at other more traditional universities in the UK.

The six-year undergraduate qualification in medicine also includes a bachelor of science, in addition to the MBBS.

Like Oxford and Cambridge, Imperial’s courses are heavily scientific, with an emphasis not only on clinical practice but on research techniques.

Entry requirements are high; most accepted students will have top grades in chemistry, biology and a third subject, and will achieve a high score in the BMAT exam. The application process also includes an interview.

Imperial is one of the most international institutions in the UK, but only a few overseas students are accepted on to the medical programme each year.

5. Stanford University

The graduate school at Stanford University provides master’s and PhD programmes to students who wish to further their medical training.

Six Nobel prizewinners, 31 members of the National Academy of Sciences, and 42 members of the Institute of Medicine are among the current faculty at the school.

Researchers at Stanford Medicine are undertaking research across a number of different areas, including cancer, immunology, genetics and neuroscience.

The school also provides healthcare for adults and children, with a dedicated centre for children.

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Best universities for medicine 2021

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Medicine Rank 2021	Medicine Rank 2020	University	Country/region
1	1	University of Oxford	United Kingdom
2	2	Harvard University	United States
3	3	University of Cambridge	United Kingdom
4	4	Imperial College London	United Kingdom
5	5	Stanford University	United States
6	6	University of Toronto	Canada
7	9	Yale University	United States
8	7	Johns Hopkins University	United States
9	8	UCL	United Kingdom
10	=12	Karolinska Institute	Sweden
=11	26	McMaster University	Canada
=11	14	University of Melbourne	Australia
13	=12	University of California, Berkeley	United States
14	11	University of California, Los Angeles	United States
15	10	Columbia University	United States
16	17	King’s College London	United Kingdom
17	15	University of Pennsylvania	United States
18	19	National University of Singapore	Singapore
19	18	Duke University	United States
20	16	University of Washington	United States
=21	24	University of Edinburgh	United Kingdom
=21	=21	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	United States
23	27	Kyoto University	Japan
=24	25	The University of Chicago	United States
=24	23	McGill University	Canada
26	20	Washington University in St Louis	United States
27	=21	The University of Tokyo	Japan
28	28	University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong
29	31	Peking University	China
30	29	University of California, San Diego	United States
31	42	Monash University	Australia
32	33	Tsinghua University	China
33	32	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	United States
34	36	Northwestern University	United States
35	39	University of Sydney	Australia
36	=34	Heidelberg University	Germany
37	47	Seoul National University	South Korea
38	38	Boston University	United States
39	30	University of British Columbia	Canada
40	40	ETH Zurich	Switzerland
41	37	Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)	South Korea
42	=34	Emory University	United States
43	44	Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin	Germany
44	=53	Fudan University	China
45	48	LMU Munich	Germany
=46	41	KU Leuven	Belgium
=46	43	New York University	United States
48	52	National Taiwan University (NTU)	Taiwan
49	46	Chinese University of Hong Kong	Hong Kong
50	51	University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh campus	United States
51	64	University of Southern California	United States
=52	50	Brown University	United States
=52	62	University of Manchester	United Kingdom
=54	56	University of Glasgow	United Kingdom
=54	66	The University of Queensland	Australia
56	49	Technical University of Munich	Germany
57	59	UNSW Sydney	Australia
58	=60	Vanderbilt University	United States
59	57	University of Liverpool	United Kingdom
60	58	University of Amsterdam	Netherlands
61	68	Yonsei University (Seoul campus)	South Korea
62	45	Erasmus University Rotterdam	Netherlands
63	75	University of Bristol	United Kingdom
64	63	Queen Mary University of London	United Kingdom
65	55	University of Montreal	Canada
=66	65	University of Cape Town	South Africa
=66	=60	Sorbonne University	France
=68	=77	University of Minnesota	United States
=68	=53	University of Paris	France
=70	67	Maastricht University	Netherlands
=70	83	University of Zurich	Switzerland
72	=72	Leiden University	Netherlands
73	71	Australian National University	Australia
74	82	University of São Paulo	Brazil
75	88	University of Tübingen	Germany
76	80	University of Copenhagen	Denmark
77	76	University of Ottawa	Canada
78	70	University of Alberta	Canada
79	74	Tokyo Medical and Dental University (TMDU)	Japan
80	69	University of Wisconsin -Madison	United States
81	101–125	Zhejiang University	China
82	81	Ohio State University (Main campus)	United States
83	=72	University of Groningen	Netherlands
=84	89	University of Florida	United States
=84	101–125	Wageningen University & Research	Netherlands
=86	=96	University of California, Davis	United States
=86	87	Case Western Reserve University	United States
=86	=85	Tufts University	United States
89	=77	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	United States
=90	84	Howard University	United States
=90	93	Korea University	South Korea
92	101–125	University of Bern	Switzerland
93	=94	University of Sheffield	United Kingdom
=94	=94	University of Helsinki	Finland
=94	=85	University of the Witwatersrand	South Africa
=96	101–125	Northeastern University	United States
=96	101–125	Shanghai Jiao Tong University	China
=98	91	Dartmouth College	United States
=98	79	Utrecht University	Netherlands
=100	101–125	University of Freiburg	Germany
=100	126–150	University of Nottingham	United Kingdom
101–125	101–125	Aarhus University	Denmark
101–125	101–125	University of Adelaide	Australia
101–125	=96	University of Alabama at Birmingham	United States
101–125	101–125	Auckland University of Technology	New Zealand
101–125	176–200	University of Barcelona	Spain
101–125	100	University of Basel	Switzerland
101–125	101–125	University of Birmingham	United Kingdom
101–125	101–125	Brighton and Sussex Medical School	United Kingdom
101–125	126–150	Cairo University	Egypt
101–125	101–125	University of Canberra	Australia
101–125	101–125	Ghent University	Belgium
101–125	101–125	University of Illinois at Chicago	United States
101–125	101–125	University of Iowa	United States
101–125	101–125	University of Leicester	United Kingdom
101–125	90	Lund University	Sweden
101–125	=98	Medical University of Vienna	Austria
101–125	101–125	Nanyang Technological University, Singapore	Singapore
101–125	101–125	Osaka University	Japan
101–125	176–200	University of Rochester	United States
101–125	126–150	St George’s, University of London	United Kingdom
101–125	126–150	University of Southampton	United Kingdom
101–125	126–150	Sun Yat-sen University	China
101–125	151–175	Tohoku University	Japan
101–125	101–125	Uppsala University	Sweden
126–150	126–150	University of Aberdeen	United Kingdom
126–150	126–150	Anglia Ruskin University ARU	United Kingdom
126–150	126–150	University of Auckland	New Zealand
126–150	126–150	University of Bologna	Italy
126–150	151–175	University of Calgary	Canada
126–150	126–150	University of California, Irvine	United States
126–150	151–175	University of Geneva	Switzerland
126–150	126–150	University of Gothenburg	Sweden
126–150	126–150	Jordan University of Science and Technology	Jordan
126–150	126–150	Université Catholique de Louvain	Belgium
126–150	126–150	Mahidol University	Thailand
126–150	176–200	Mansoura University	Egypt
126–150	126–150	Newcastle University	United Kingdom
126–150	101–125	University of Oslo	Norway
126–150	151–175	University of Otago	New Zealand
126–150	NR	Paris-Saclay University	France
126–150	126–150	University of the Philippines	Philippines
126–150	126–150	Stellenbosch University	South Africa
126–150	151–175	Taipei Medical University	Taiwan
126–150	92	University of Texas at Austin	United States
126–150	176–200	Tulane University	United States
126–150	=98	University of Virginia (Main campus)	United States
126–150	126–150	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam	Netherlands
126–150	101–125	University of Warwick	United Kingdom
126–150	126–150	The University of Western Australia	Australia
126–150	126–150	Western University	Canada
151–175	126–150	University of Bergen	Norway
151–175	151–175	University of Canterbury	New Zealand
151–175	NR	Catholic University of Portugal	Portugal
151–175	126–150	University of Cologne	Germany
151–175	151–175	University of Dundee	United Kingdom
151–175	201–250	University of Erlangen-Nuremberg	Germany
151–175	126–150	George Washington University	United States
151–175	NR	Kurdistan University of Medical Sciences	Iran
151–175	201–250	La Trobe University	Australia
151–175	126–150	Université Laval	Canada
151–175	151–175	Metropolitan Autonomous University	Mexico
151–175	101–125	Michigan State University	United States
151–175	126–150	University of Milan	Italy
151–175	101–125	Nanjing University	China
151–175	176–200	University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan	Japan
151–175	NR	Oklahoma State University	United States
151–175	NR	University of Peradeniya	Sri Lanka
151–175	151–175	Pontifical Javeriana University	Colombia
151–175	151–175	Queen’s University	Canada
151–175	151–175	Queen’s University Belfast	United Kingdom
151–175	126–150	Trinity College Dublin	Republic of Ireland
151–175	126–150	Ulm University	Germany
151–175	151–175	United Arab Emirates University	United Arab Emirates
151–175	176–200	University of Würzburg	Germany
151–175	151–175	University of York	United Kingdom
176–200	251–300	Ain Shams University	Egypt
176–200	101–125	Autonomous University of Barcelona	Spain
176–200	201–250	University of Bonn	Germany
176–200	201–250	China Medical University, Taiwan	Taiwan
176–200	151–175	University of Cincinnati	United States
176–200	201–250	University of East Anglia	United Kingdom
176–200	176–200	George Mason University	United States
176–200	176–200	University of Hamburg	Germany
176–200	201–250	Kyung Hee University	South Korea
176–200	126–150	University of Leeds	United Kingdom
176–200	176–200	Macquarie University	Australia
176–200	176–200	University of Malaya	Malaysia
176–200	151–175	University of Miami	United States
176–200	201–250	University of Newcastle	Australia
176–200	176–200	Nova Southeastern University	United States
176–200	176–200	Oregon Health and Science University	United States
176–200	NR	Qatar University	Qatar
176–200	201–250	Queensland University of Technology	Australia
176–200	176–200	Radboud University Nijmegen	Netherlands
176–200	151–175	Sichuan University	China
176–200	201–250	Swansea University	United Kingdom
176–200	201–250	TU Dresden	Germany
176–200	151–175	University College Cork	Republic of Ireland
176–200	201–250	Western Sydney University	Australia

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Top Medical Schools In 2019

By Belkis MegraouiUpdated February 20, 2021

Discover the top medical schools based on the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020.

Released today, the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 includes a ranking of the 500 top medical schools around the globe.

Each institution was ranked according to a methodology which assesses four academic indicators: academic reputation, employer reputation, research citations per paper, and H-index (which measures the productivity and impact of published papers of a scientist or scholar).

Read on for an overview of this year’s top universities for medicine, starting with a look at the top 10.

Top 10 Medical Schools in the WorldBased on the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
Rank	Name of Institution	Location
1	Harvard University	United States
2	University of Oxford	United Kingdom
3	University of Cambridge	UK
4	Stanford University	US
5	Johns Hopkins University	US
6	Karolinska Institute	Sweden
7	University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)	US
8	Yale University	US
9=	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)	US
9=	UCL (University College London)	UK
See the full medical school ranking >

Top medical schools in Europe

Of the 500 institutions featured in the medical school ranking, many are found in Europe, including a total of 39 in the UK.

Three UK universities are featured in this year’s top 10, with Oxford and Cambridge both achieving their best scores in the academic and employer reputation indicators.

UCL (University College London) is one of the world’s leading research institutions, and has climbed up one place this year to rank joint ninth in the medical school ranking, proudly displaying excellent scores across all four indicators.

Elsewhere in Europe, Germany has the second most entrants in the medical ranking, with 31 universities ranked in total, three of which are placed in the top 50. Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is Germany’s highest ranked, at 33^rd, followed by Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (=40), and Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (42^nd).

Heading down to southern Europe, Italy follows with 25 representatives in total, three of which claim a place in the top 100: Sapienza Università di Roma, Università degli Studi di Milano, and Università di Bologna (UNIBO). France has 20 universities ranked, with Sorbonne University and Université Paris Descartes both placing in the top 100, while Spain has 14 – its highest ranked, Universitat de Barcelona (UB), also making the top 100.

With seven representatives each are Belgium, the Netherlands and Sweden. Belgium’s Katholieke Universiteit Leuven claims 47^th place globally, while Université catholique de Louvain retains its place in the 51-100 range. Nearby in the Netherlands, four institutions sit in the 51-100 range – Leiden University, Maastricht University, the University of Groningen, and Utretcht University. However, its highest ranked medical schools are Erasmus University Rotterdam, which climbed up five places this year to rank =34^th, and the University of Amsterdam (=35^th).

Of all the locations mentioned above, Sweden is the only one apart from the UK with a university in the top 10. The Karolinska Institute (KI) remains in sixth place and offers medical and health science courses in English, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Sweden is also home to two other medical schools featured in the top 100: Lund University and Uppsala University.

Other European study destinations with the world’s top medical schools include Switzerland and Ireland with six entrants each; three of Switzerland’s entrants are in the top 100, and include the University of Basel, University of Geneva, and University of Zurich. In Ireland, only one institution – the Trinity College Dublin (TCD) – sits in the top 100.

Denmark, Finland, Portugal and Greece all have five entrants in the ranking, with Denmark’s highest ranked institution, the University of Copenhagen, featuring at joint 38^th, while Finland’s University of Helsinki ranks as one of the world’s top 100 for the subject.

With less than five entrants in this year’s medical ranking, Norway, Hungary and Russia take the lead with four institutions each, followed by Austria and Czech Republic with three entrants – Austria’s highest ranked, Medizinische Universität Wien, retaining its place in the global top 100. Locations with only one university in the medical ranking include Poland, Slovenia, Estonia, Serbia, Croatia, Romania and Lithuania.

Top medical schools in the US & Canada

The 2019 medical school ranking sees a total of 90 US institutions ranked, of which 18 are in the global top 50, with a further 11 in the global top 100.

There are six medical schools from the US in the top 10. As the study destination’s most prestigious institution overall, Harvard University leads the ranking at number one, scoring perfect scores for the indicators measuring academic reputation, employer reputation, and h-index. Stanford University follows at number four globally, achieving outstanding scores across all four indicators.

The world’s fifth-best medical school, Johns Hopkins University, is notable for receiving more research grants from the National Institutes of Health than any other medical school, while the world’s seventh-best – University of California, Los Angeles – offers its students intimate engagement with the school’s faculty as 70 percent of all undergraduate classes are made up of 30 or fewer members.

Ranked eighth, Yale University is home to Yale Medical School, a globally renowned center for biomedical research and education. Elsewhere, MIT sits in joint ninth place with the UK’s UCL and displays exceptional scores across all four categories, with a perfect score for citations per paper.

Other US medical schools ranked in the top 20 include the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), which retains its place at 11^th, followed by Columbia University at 14^th, the University of Pennsylvania (15^th), Duke University which climbed up an impressive four places from last year to place 16^th, and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) (=20^th).

Heading further north into Canada, 17 of its top medical schools are ranked this year, including four in the top 50 – University of Toronto (13^th), McGill University (19^th), University of British Columbia (30^th), McMaster University (=43^rd).

Top universities for medicine in Asia

A total of 98 top medical schools are found in Asia, 28 of which are based in Japan, while China and South Korea are home to 18. Two of Japan’s top universities for medicine are ranked in the global top 50 and a further two sit in the global top 100 – including the region’s second-highest ranked, the University of Tokyo (26^th) and Kyoto University, which climbed from the 51-100 range to rank 45^th, – while China’s Peking University, Fudan University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University all claim places within the top 100, the latter pair both having made their way up from the 101-150 range from last year’s ranking.

Meanwhile, South Korea has 18 institutions in the ranking, led by Seoul National University (SNU) (up 11 places to rank 31^st for medicine) while Sungkyunkwan University and Yonsei University now sit in the 51-100 range after ranking 101-150 last year.

Next up with 10 representatives in this year’s medical school ranking is Taiwan, with its highest ranked medical school, the National Taiwan University (NTU), featuring in 50^th place. Thailand follows with six entrants in total, its highest ranked, Mahidol University, sitting within the 101-150 range. With five top universities for medicine ranked this year is Malaysia, where its number-one medical school is Universiti Malaya (UM), which also ranks in the 101-150 range internationally.

Home to less than five medical schools, India leads with a total of four representatives, its highest ranked – also a new entrant – the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, earning its place in the global 151-200 range. Hong Kong, Indonesia and the Philippines follow with two representatives each, with the University of Hong Kong (HKU) being the third-highest ranked in Asia, having risen five spots in the ranking this year to place 29^th. Hong Kong’s second highest-rank institution in the medical school ranking is the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), which claims a spot in the world’s top 50 (=45^th).

Pakistan and Singapore have one entrant each – Singapore’s only representative and Asia’s highest ranked medical school, the National University of Singapore (NUS), having shot up an impressive eight places this year to rank 23^rd.

Top medical schools in Latin America

Traveling down south-west to Latin America, 32 top medical schools are ranked in the region this year, as Brazil dominates the ranking with 15 representatives in total. Mexico is home to four top medical schools, Chile to three, and Argentina to two, while Peru and Uruguay have one entrant each.

Brazil’s highest ranked medical school, Universidade de São Paulo (USP), is also the top medical school in Latin America, while of Colombia’s six representatives, three have risen in the ranking to place 301-350. In Mexico, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México ranks the highest (151-200), and in Chile, the highest ranked medical school, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, has maintained its position in the 101-150 range. Universidad de Bueno Aires is Argentina’s top medical school, retaining its spot in the 151-200 range.

Top medical schools in Australia & New Zealand

The Australasian region harbors a total of 22 medical schools in the ranking this year, of which 20 are based in Australia alone, while the remaining two are in New Zealand.

Of Australia’s 20 representatives in this year’s medical school ranking, four are in the global top 50: the University of Melbourne remains in the lead at 17^th, followed by the University of Sydney just one spot behind, in 18^th place, Monash University (32^nd), and the University of Queensland (49^th). A further three institutions remain in the global top 100 – Australian National University (ANU), the University of Adelaide, and the University of New South Wales (UNSW).

Over to New Zealand, both of its two representatives, the University of Auckland and the University of Otago, sit in the 101-150 range.

Top universities for medicine in Africa & the Middle East

Egypt has the most entrants (six) in the region of this year’s medical school ranking, while South Africa and Israel both claim five representatives each. Next is Turkey with four ranked institutions, followed by Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and Jordan, with two each. Uganda, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Kuwait and Ghana have the least number of entrants, with only one representative each.

In Egypt, Cairo University climbed significantly in the ranking from the 251-300 range to 201-250. However, it’s South Africa which claims the number one spot in Africa & the Middle East, with the University of Cape Town retaining its position in the 101-150 range. Of Israel’s five entrants, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is the highest ranked at 151-200, while Turkey’s highest ranked are Haceteppe University and Istanbul University, both in the 301-350 range.

Of Saudi Arabia’s two entrants, King Abdul Aziz University (KAU) ranks the highest, having notably achieved a spot in the 151-200 range after coming 251-300 last year. Finally, with Lebanon and Jordan also claiming two institutions each in the medical school ranking, the American University of Beirut (AUB) ranks the highest of the four, having climbed up from the 251-300 range to rank 201-250 this year.

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Written byBelkis Megraoui

A former content writer for TopUniversities.com, Belkis published a range of articles for students and graduates across the globe. She has a zeal for history and a natural flair for the arts and sports. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language & Communication with Journalism from the University of Hertfordshire and is a native speaker of the Arabic language.

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