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EduRank Rankings Lab

About us

EduRank is an independent university ranking aggregator. It combines four leading ranking systems — QS World University Rankings, Times Higher Education (THE), ARWU (ShanghaiRanking) and U.S. News Best Global Universities — into one composite score for 1,449 universities across 79 countries and territories, and keeps the disagreement between them in plain view.

EduRank is not a recruitment agency. We do not accept referral fees from universities or make admission guarantees. All content is fact-based and independently produced.

Our editorial stance

The destinations we cover

RegionTopics
United KingdomG5 / Russell Group / UCAS undergraduate and postgraduate applications / Student visa / Graduate Route / student housing / IHS and the NHS
United StatesIvy League / U.S. News Top 50 / Common App / the UC system / F-1 and J-1 visas / OPT and CPT / I-20 and SEVIS
AustraliaGroup of Eight / UAC and VTAC / Subclass 500 student visa / Subclass 485 post-study work visa / OSHC / the GTE statement
CanadaU15 / OUAC and OUInfo / Study Permit / PGWP / MSP and OHIP health cover / IRCC processing
ElsewhereNew Zealand / Japan / South Korea / Hong Kong / Singapore / Malaysia / Germany / France / the Netherlands / Ireland

What we don’t do

Where our information comes from, in order

  1. Governments and statutory bodies: UKVI, USCIS, Australia’s Department of Home Affairs, IRCC (Canada), Immigration New Zealand, Japan’s Immigration Services Agency, Korea’s Ministry of Justice, the Hong Kong Immigration Department and others.
  2. Official application platforms: UCAS, Common App, the UC Application, UAC, VTAC, OUAC and similar.
  3. Tuition data: official annual datasets such as HESA, IPEDS, Universities Australia and Statistics Canada.
  4. Visa fees: the latest fee schedule on each immigration authority’s website.
  5. Cross-checks: the QS, THE and U.S. News rankings, university international offices, and student associations in the destination country.

Technology and privacy

Contact

We aim to reply to every reasonable correction request within two working days. Found something out of date? Email us the page link and the paragraph in question; we’ll check and fix it within 24 hours and credit you at the end of the article.


Last updated: September 2026.