Compared to last year, the number of universities included in the ranking increased from 1,394 to nearly 1,800. The University of Toronto took first place, followed by ETH Zurich, while the University of California, Berkeley (UCB) shares third place with Lund University in Sweden.
A total of 22 Polish universities were ranked, with the University of Warsaw being the highest rated (262nd place), followed by Jagiellonian University (298th) and the University of Gdansk (302nd). Lodz University of Technology was ranked 13th in the country and 4th among universities of technology.
The QS World University Rankings: Sustainability uses a methodology comprised of indicators designed to measure an institution's ability to tackle the world’s greatest environmental, social and governance (ESG) challenges. It enables an analysis of how academic institutions contribute to building a sustainable future. The ranking is based on evidence of engagement, ranging from the impact alumni are making in science and technology to address climate issues to the impact of research aligned with the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The QS Sustainability methodology evaluates 53 metrics grouped into three areas: environmental impact, social impact, and governance. TUL performed best in the latter, where it was ranked 687th globally.
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