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World University Rankings 2024 by subject: engineering

The engineering subject table uses the same trusted and rigorous performance indicators as the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024, but the methodology has been recalibrated to suit the individual fields.

It highlights the universities that are leading across the following disciplines: general engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, civil engineering, and chemical engineering.

This year’s table includes 1,374 universities, up from 1,306 last year.

View the World University Rankings 2024 by subject: engineering methodology

The best institutions for engineering this year continue to be Harvard University and Stanford University.

Imperial College London moves into the top 10, taking the 10th spot. The universities of Oxford and Cambridge are the two other UK institutions in this group, which features six US universities and one from Singapore.

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST) in South Korea is the highest new entrant, ranking in the 201-250 band.

Across the full table, the US, Japan and India are the most-represented nations.

Read our analysis of the subject rankings 2024 results

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Oxford retains top spot in world rankings for sixth consecutive year

The University of Oxford remains top of the table in latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings

Times Higher Education (THE) has announced the results of the THE World University Rankings 2022, with the University of Oxford retaining top spot for an impressive sixth consecutive year.

In a year dominated by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the rankings reflect the vital role of universities in understanding and managing the crisis as a number of institutions around the world saw significant boosts in their citation scores (a measure of a university’s research influence and impact in spreading new knowledge and ideas) from Covid-19 focused research.

Professor Louise Richardson, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, said: 'My colleagues and I are absolutely delighted to have achieved the top ranking again. There are many great universities around the world and we are proud to be in their company.

'This past year has demonstrated to our publics, our governments, and even to ourselves just how much universities can contribute to society. The vaccine Oxford developed is being distributed in over 170 countries and over a billion doses have been manufactured. Together our universities have made the strongest possible case for renewed public investment in research universities.'

This year’s rankings – based on a methodology that includes analysis of 14.4 million research publications, a survey of 22,000 academics around the world and data on teaching, research – saw a record 1,662 universities from 99 countries and regions appear in the table.

Phil Baty, Chief Knowledge Officer at THE, commented: 'The THE World University Rankings 2022 consistently prove that the UK is home to one of the world’s very best higher education systems. But while these rankings contain an element of competition, more importantly they’re about understanding strengths and weaknesses in an international context. Although the UK has seen some good results this year, Covid-19 has provided new challenges to add to those related to the impact of Brexit.

'These challenges mean the UK must work hard to attract international students and academic talent to contribute to its knowledge economy in both the short and long-term. With mainland China and Germany rising, this will be essential for the UK to retain its position as a higher education superpower.'

View the full THE World University Rankings 2022 here.

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Harvard is #3 in World University Engineering Rankings

2019 times higher education ranks more than 1,200 worldwide.

In the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, which highlight more than 1,200 universities based on teaching, learning and the quality of research, Harvard is among the top five institutions in the category of Engineering and Technology.

The methodology for the rankings is based on weighted performance indicators in five areas: teaching (the learning environment); research (volume, income, and reputation); citations (research influence); international outlook (staff, students, and research); and industry income (knowledge transfer).

The subject-area rankings for Engineering and Technology highlight institutions that are leading across general engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, civil engineering, and chemical engineering. The top five institutions in the 2019 rankings are:

• University of Oxford
• Stanford University
• Harvard University
• California Institute of Technology
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

In other subject-matter categories in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, Harvard ranks 9 th in Computer Science, 1 st in the Life Sciences, and 4 th in the Physical Sciences.

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In the 2020 edition of  Best Graduate Schools , Stony Brook University was named a top school in both Engineering and Medicine. The  College of Engineering and Applied Science   rose from being ranked 66 in 2018 to 64 (tie) as a  Best Engineering School. The Mechanical Engineering graduate program rose from 70 to 52.

In 2018, Stony Brook University has been ranked No. 80 among U.S. colleges and universities by  U.S. News & World Report , the highest ranking in the university’s history and up 17 places from No. 97 lin 2017. Among public universities nationally, Stony Brook University ranks No. 32.

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• American Universities (AAU) – AAU places Stony Brook University among the top 60 research institutions in North America.
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#251-300 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings

#265 US News and World Report (USNWR) Best Global Universities

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#54 National Science Foundation (NSF) Total R&D Expenditure Rankings

#47 US News and World Report (USNWR) Best National Universities

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#37 Washington Monthly National University Rankings

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#101-150 Ag & Forestry (QS) #101-150 Earth & Marine Sciences (QS) #9 Environmental/Environmental Health (USNWR–UG) #10 Biological and Agricultural Engineering (USNWR-UG) #124 Plant and Animal Science (USNWR-BG) #12  Biological and Agriculture Engineering (USNWR-Grad)

College of Architecture, Arts, and Design

#51-100 Architecture (QS)

Pamplin College of Business

#24 Hospitality Leisure Management (QS) #3 MIT (USNWR) #1 MIT Veteran (USNWR) #80 Economics (USNWR-UG) #60 Accounting (USNWR-UG) #47 Business (USNWR-UG) #23 Management Information Systems (USNWR-UG) #21 Business-Part-time MBA Program (USNWR-Grad)

College of Engineering

#13 Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering (USNWR-UG) #10 Biological/Agricultural Engineering (USNWR-UG) #6 Civil Engineering (USNWR-UG) #15 Computer Engineering (USNWR-UG) #27 Computer Science (USNWR-UG) #16 Electrical and Electronic Engineering (USNWR-UG) #13 Engineering (USNWR-UG) #3 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (USNWR-UG) #13 Mechanical Engineering (USNWR-UG) #101-150  Civil and Structural Engineering (QS) #93  Electrical Engineering (QS) #113  Engineering (QS) #81  Mechanical Engineering (QS) #25  Mineral and Mining Engineering (QS) #95 Computer Science (THE) #78 Engineering (THE) #128 Civil Engineering (USNWR-BG) #114 Computer Science (USNWR-BG) #55  Electrical Engineering (USNWR-BG) #97 Engineering (USNWR-BG) #134 Mechanical Engineering (USNWR-BG) #3  MIT   (USNWR) #1  MIT Veteran (USNWR) #12 Online Master’s Electrical Engineering (USNWR) #25 Online Master’s Engineering Program (USNWR) #16 Online Master’s Industrial Engineering (USNWR) #30  Best Graduate Engineering School (USNWR-Grad) #14  Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #12 Biological and Agriculture Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #38 Biomedical Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #34 Chemical Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #7  Civil Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #23 Computer Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #35 Computer Science (USNWR-Grad) #16 Electrical and Electronic Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #7  Environmental Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #5 Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #34 Materials Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #18 Nuclear Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #19  Petroleum Engineering (USNWR-Grad)

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#83 Education (USNWR-BG) #82 English (USNWR-Grad) #64 Sociology (USNWR-Grad) #53 Public Affairs (USNWR-Grad)

College of Natural Resources and Environment

#101-150 Ag & Forestry (QS) #101–150 Earth & Marine Sciences (QS) #94 Water Resources (QS) #9 Environmental/Environmental Health (USNWR–UG)

College of Science

#51 Psychology (USNWR-UG) #10 Biological/Agricultural Engineering (USNWR-UG) #101-150 Earth & Marine Sciences (QS) #101-150  Geology (QS) #51-100  Statistics and Operational Research (QS) #141  Geosciences (USNWR-BG) #119 Biological Sciences (USNWR-Grad) #38 Biomedical Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #67 Chemistry (USNWR-Grad) #56 Clinical Psychology (USNWR-Grad) #33 Earth Science (USNWR-Grad) #65  Economics (USNWR-Grad) #7 Environmental Engineering (USNWR-Grad) #51 Mathematics (USNWR-Grad) #7 Paleontology (USNWR-Grad) #50 Physics (USNWR-Grad) #68 Psychology (USNWR-Grad) #37 Statistics (USNWR-Grad)

Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine

#51-60  Veterinary Science (QS) #92 Public Health (USNWR-Grad) #19 Veterinary Medicine (USNWR-Grad)

Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine

#81 Best Medical Schools: Research (USNWR-Grad) #59 Most Graduates Practicing in Medically Underserved Areas (USNWR) #112-123 in Best Medical Schools: Primary Care (USNWR) #119-130 Most Diverse Medical Schools (USNWR) #127 Most Graduates Practicing in Rural Areas (USNWR) #150 Most Graduates Practicing in Primary Care Fields (USNWR)

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University Rankings

Competition among universities is increasing. University rankings are, therefore, being followed more closely than ever. Here is a selection of rankings:

Worldwide rankings

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In the current issue of this ranking, the TU Berlin was placed 136th. In Germany, it achieved 13th place, and 3rd when compared to Germany’s other major technical universities. The annual ranking from the British magazine Times Higher Education (THE) is based on the five core categories of teaching, international outlook, industry income, research, and citations. For the current issue, about 1900 universities worldwide were included; 52 of those universities are in Germany. (Sept. 2023) In the subject-specific "THE World University Rankings by subject", the TU Berlin achieved the distinction of being ranked among the 100 best universities in the world for Computer Science (56th), Engineering and Technology (75th) as well as physical sciences (89th). (Oct. 2023) Furthermore, TU Berlin placed 10th in the "Digital Leaders in Higher Education" ranking. (April 2023)

QS Top Universities Ranking (Great Britain)

In the current ranking, the TU Berlin is now in 154th place worldwide. Within Germany, the TU achieved 8th place, and 4th among Germany's major technical universities. (June 2023) The subject-specific QS World University Rankings by Subject also award the TU Berlin top scores, especially in technical and engineering areas. In these subject groups, it was ranked 52nd globally and 3rd in Germany. The best individual ratings were achieved by Architecture (ranked 18th globally and 1st nationally). (March 2023)

Academic Ranking of World Universities (China)

In the worldwide TOP 500 ranking from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, the TU Berlin is currently listed among the best 400 universities in the world. In Germany, it was placed in the 20th to 25th place category, and 5th among Germany's technical universities. (2022)

U-Multirank (Germany/Netherlands)

In contrast to other rankings, in the "U-Multirank" there are no set best lists. Instead, each user defines their most important criteria and then receives an individually created ranking. The EU-funded project is supervised by the Centre for Higher Education (CHE) and includes more than 2200 universities worldwide.

German rankings

Humboldt ranking.

The Humboldt Ranking counts the research stays of fellowship recipients and award winners from the Humboldt Foundation at German research institutions. Between 2018 and 2022, a total of 129 international researchers chose the TU Berlin for their research stays, putting it in 8th place in the ranking. In engineering sciences, it was ranked an impressive 2nd, and 6th in natural sciences. (Nov. 2023)

German Research Foundation (DFG) Funding Atlas

The funding atlas offers key figures for publicly funded research in Germany. Every three years, it gives an overview of external funding from the DFG, the German Federal Government, and the EU as well as funding of individuals from the AvH, the DAAD, and the ERC and evaluates these funding sources for universities and non-university research institutions. The current ranking states which universities received the most DFG funds between 2017 and 2019. With a total of EUR 141.8 million, TU Berlin was ranked 26th. In natural sciences and in engineering it was ranked 9th. For engineering scientists with AvH or DAAD funding, the TU Berlin is the second and third most popular host university respectively, for natural scientists it is fourth and fifth most popular. (2021)

DAAD Funding Ranking

According to the latest statistics published by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), the TU Berlin received 10,146,393 euros in funding in 2021. This means fourth place among all the universities in Germany. (June 2022)

Academic subjects

Che university ranking.

The University Ranking from the Centre for Higher Education (CHE) helps prospective students find the right university. The overview includes both bachelor and master degrees. Each subject is re-evaluated every three years.

Surveys of companies

The ranking was carried out by the consulting firm Universum Communications and published in the magazine WirtschaftsWoche. According to the assessment of about 500 HR officers across Germany, TU Berlin came in 1st place in computer science and 2nd place in mechanical engineering. (May 2023)

QS Graduate Employability Ranking

The ranking by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) in Great Britain links several thematically relevant issues. Besides assessments from 44,000 employers worldwide, the ranking includes (research) cooperation with the industrial sector, the presence of companies on campus (at career fairs, career workshops, and similar offers for students), the alumni employment rate, and information concerning where some 29,000 internationally influential people were educated. In total, the TU Berlin ranked 111-120th globally and 34th in Europe, with the numerous and diverse contacts between companies and students being given particular prominence. Among the 14 German universities that were evaluated, the TU Berlin came in 4th place. (Sept. 2021)

Times Higher Education Global University Employability Ranking

The question which graduates were especially well-prepared for the job market is the central focus of trendence's global ranking, which included surveys of employers in 24 countries. In international comparison, TU Berlin graduates are well-prepared and helped their alma mater achieve a place among the top 100 universities (53rd) worldwide. In Germany, the TU Berlin was ranked 3rd. (Nov. 2022)

F.A.Z. Economists Ranking

For their economists ranking, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.) determined the level of influence scientists have in the media, politics and research. For the detailed ranking of economic researchers, the F.A.Z. counted citations in science and the most important media, a survey was conducted of politicians at both federal and state level, and the individual's twitter ranking was evaluated. In the ranking, Ottmar Edenhofer, professor for the economics of climate change at the TU Berlin, director of the Mercator Research Institute on Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) and chief economist at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), was ranked 15th, and Gert G. Wagner, professor of empirical economic research and economic policy at the TU Berlin and member of the board at the DIW Berlin, was 25th. (Sept. 2021)

Business Administration Ranking by Wirtschaftswoche

The ranking commissioned by the magazine "WirtschaftsWoche" examines the performance of business administration professors in the German-speaking region based on their publications in international journals. In the "lifetime" category, which evaluates the scholarly achievements of business economists, three professors from TU Berlin were ranked: Prof. Dr. Knut Blind (Chair of Innovation Economics) achieved the 100th position, closely followed by Prof. Dr. Reinhard Busse (Chair of Health Care Management) at 104th place. Prof. Dr. Axel von Werder (Chair of Organization and Corporate Management) secured the 137th position. In the "under 40" category, Prof. Dr. Timm Teubner (Chair of Trust in Digital Services) achieved 29th place. (Nov. 2022)

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Buet, ju, nsu and bau top in bangladesh.

• Buet and JU sit at the top of the rankings in the 301-350 bracket
• BAU and NSU are joint second in the 351-400 bracket of the rankings
• Dhaka University in the 401-500 bracket
• This year's list includes 21 universities from Bangladesh

The Times Higher Education (THE) Asia rankings for 2024 place three public universities and one private university of Bangladesh between 300 and 400.

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) and Jahangirnagar University (JU) sit at the top of the rankings in the 301-350 bracket, which highlights their position in all of Asia. 

Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) and North South University (NSU) are joint second in the 351-400 bracket of the rankings, which evaluated 739 universities from 31 Asian countries and regions.

BRAC University (BRACU), Dhaka University (DU), and Rajshahi University (RU) are joint third in the 401-500 bracket, while Khulna University and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Sust) have been placed in the 501-600 bracket.

This year's list includes 21 universities from Bangladesh, up from 15 last year.

The other 12 universities in the list without ranking are the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB), American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB), Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Daffodil International University (DIU), Dhaka International University, Independent University, International University of Business Agriculture and Technology, Jessore University of Science and Technology, Khulna University, United International University, Varendra University, and World University of Bangladesh.

The 2024 edition employed identical 18 performance metrics to the World University Rankings. However, these metrics are adjusted to better align with the characteristics of Asian institutions. Each university undergoes assessment across key areas, including teaching, research, knowledge dissemination, and global perspective, ensuring a thorough and equitable evaluation process. This year's rankings also unveil substantial revisions to the methodology, reflecting ongoing efforts to enhance accuracy and relevance.

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100 Best universities for Mechanical Engineering in Russia

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Below is a list of best universities in Russia ranked based on their research performance in Mechanical Engineering. A graph of 714K citations received by 136K academic papers made by 158 universities in Russia was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

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1. Moscow State University

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2. Tomsk State University

3. St. Petersburg State University

4. Bauman Moscow State Technical University

5. Ufa State Aviation Technical University

6. Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University

7. Tomsk Polytechnic University

8. Ural Federal University

9. South Ural State University

10. National Research University Higher School of Economics

11. Moscow Aviation Institute

12. Novosibirsk State University

13. ITMO University

14. N.R.U. Moscow Power Engineering Institute

15. National Research Nuclear University MEPI

16. Kazan Federal University

17. National University of Science and Technology "MISIS"

18. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

19. Samara National Research University

20. Moscow State Technological University "Stankin"

21. Novosibirsk State Technical University

22. RUDN University

23. Southern Federal University

24. Saratov State University

25. Ufa State Petroleum Technological University

26. Samara State Technical University

27. Siberian Federal University

28. Kazan National Research Technical University named after A.N. Tupolev - KAI

29. Perm State Technical University

30. Omsk State Technical University

31. Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University

32. Moscow Polytech

33. Saint-Petersburg Mining University

34. Magnitogorsk State Technical University

35. Saratov State Technical University

36. Moscow State University of Railway Engineering

37. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod

38. Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University

39. Tula State University

40. Belgorod State Technological University

41. Far Eastern Federal University

42. Novgorod State University

43. belgorod state university.

44. Finance Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation

45. Moscow Medical Academy

46. Kazan State Technological University

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Stanford University is located in the heart of Silicon Valley , California. Founded in 1885, Stanford University has emerged as a world-renowned research institution, ranked #2 globally by THE (Times Higher Education) rankings. Its sprawling 8,100-acre campus has 600 academic buildings, including research centres, libraries, museums, and sports facilitie s, making it a perfect place for the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs.  

Stanford is a truly global university. With over 17,326 students enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs from over 90 countries worldwide, it is a truly global university. Nearly 500 Indian students enroll at Stanford every year. With a student-to-faculty ratio 5:1 , students receive personalised attention from experienced faculty members. 

If you want to learn how to get into Stanford University , keep reading. From the application process to campus life, we’ve got you covered. Let’s dive in!

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Why Choose Stanford University?

Stanford University is renowned for its research excellence and is home to many world-class research centres and institutes. It offers various programs across disciplines.

Here are five reasons why you should choose Stanford University:

• Outstanding Rankings : According to the Times Higher Education ranking, Stanford University was ranked #2 worldwide. It was also ranked #3 by the US News & World Report and #5 by the QS World Ranking. These rankings are based on various factors such as academic reputation, research output, faculty quality, student-to-faculty ratio, and other criteria . These rankings indicate that Stanford is one of the top universities in the world .
•   Diverse Course Offerings : Stanford University offers multiple undergraduate and graduate courses. According to the university’s website, there are over 65 major fields of study , and students can choose from more than 90 graduate areas of study . 
• Scholarships and Financial Aid : Stanford University offers a variety of scholarships, both need-based and merit-based , for undergraduate and graduate students. The university’s website states that approximately 70% of undergraduate students receive financial aid, and the average need-based scholarship is around $44,000.  
• Research Opportunities : Stanford University is renowned for its research output and robust research program . In 2020, the university received over $1.6 billion in research funding , one of the highest amounts among US universities. This research funding provides students with various research opportunities, including collaboration with faculty members and access to modern facilities.
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Stanford University has a strong entrepreneurial culture and has produced several successful startups such as Google , Hewlett-Packard, and Yahoo . According to the university’s website, its graduates have founded more than 30,000 companies, which have created over 5.4 million jobs and generated $2.7 trillion in annual revenue. The university has several programs and initiatives that support entrepreneurship and innovation, such as the Stanford Center for Entrepreneurial Studies.

How to get into Stanford University: Admission Requirements

Getting into Stanford University is challenging, as the school has a highly competitive admission process. To be considered for admission, you must meet various academic and extracurricular requirements and possess exceptional intellectual and personal qualities.

The undergraduate requirements for applying to Stanford University are as follows:

• You must pay the application fee of $90 (INR 7500) .
• You need to submit the Common Application .
• You must pay a non-refundable application fee of $90 or request a fee waiver. 
• You can provide ACT or SAT scores (test optional) 
• You must submit the School Report form and a counsellor’s letter of recommendation .
• You must provide official transcript(s) or academic results from all high schools attended.
• You need to submit two letters of recommendation from teachers who have taught the student in academic subjects.
• You need to submit the midyear transcript (X Certificate) .
• They don’t have mandated English proficiency requirements, but you should take TOEFL / IELTS if your primary language in school is not English.

The graduate requirements for applying to Stanford University are as follows:

• You must pay the application fee of $125 (INR 10,000)
• You must have a 4-year long bachelor’s degree .
• You need to submit transcripts for every post-secondary institution .
• You need to submit a Statement of Purpose (1000 words) .
• You must take the TOEFL exam and score 89 for engineering and 100 for all other programs.
• You must submit 3 letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.
• You must take the GRE / GMAT /MCAT/LSAT exams per your program requirements.

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Documents Required for Stanford University

1. Official transcripts from all high schools and post-secondary institutions attended (XII and Bachelors Marksheets).

2. Standardised test scores (if required by your program).

3. Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

4. A Statement of Purpose (if required by your program).

5. Proof of English proficiency by taking the TOEFL or IELTS exam (if English is not your first language).

6. A Resume if required.

7. If required, Mid or Final-year school repor t (X & XII) .

How to get into Stanford University: Application Process

Here are the steps to apply for admission to Stanford University:

1. Research and choose the program that best suits your academic interests.

2. Check the admission requirements and application deadlines for your chosen program.

3. Create an account on the Stanford University application portal .

4. Fill in the application form with your personal and academic details .

5. Pay the application fee.

6. Submit official transcripts from all high schools and post-secondary institutions attended.

7. Submit standardised test scores (if required by your program).

8. Provide letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.

9. Write and submit your Statement of Purpose (if your program requires it).

10. Submit other required documents, such as proof of English proficiency if English is not your first language.

11. Wait for the admission decision , which usually takes a few months.

12. If accepted, submit the required documents and fees to confirm enrollment .

How to get into Stanford University: Top Courses

Stanford University offers three undergraduate degrees : Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Sciences, and Bachelor of Arts and Sciences . These programs balance specialisation and exploration, ensuring students gain in-depth knowledge and a broad perspective.

Stanford University comprises seven schools , three dedicated to undergraduate programs, and the remaining four focused on graduate – level studies.

The following are the 7 schools : 

• The School of Humanities and Sciences, 
• The School of Engineering
• The Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
• Stanford Graduate School of Business
• Stanford Law School
• Stanford School of Medicine

Stanford University has a quarter system, meaning there are four annual intakes. The academic year is divided into three quarters, with an optional fourth summer quarter.

• Fall Semester
• Winter Semester
• Spring Semester

Let’s look at some of Stanford’s top undergraduate and graduate courses:

How to get into Stanford University: Admission Deadlines

If you plan to apply to Stanford University, admission Dates and deadlines are crucial for you as they provide a clear timeline for the application process. By sticking to these dates, you can ensure they complete all the necessary steps on time, including submitting all required documents and test scores. 

Here is a table of application dates for Indian students who want to apply to Stanford:

Cost of Living at Stanford University for International Students

Stanford University might be your dream school, but the cost of living in the USA must be considered.  It’s essential to factor this into your decision-making process. Here’s a breakdown:

• Housing Costs: Stanford on-campus and off-campus housing is notoriously expensive. The university provides a standard budget outlining expenses, with housing and food costing upwards of $20k annually for undergraduates. Off-campus options might offer slightly more flexibility but won’t be much cheaper.
• Everyday Expenses: Groceries, transportation, and personal expenses are a little pricier at Stanford than the national average. Make wise use of student discounts.
• Factor in Healthcare: Stanford requires students to have health insurance; plans can add to your overall expenses.

The good news is that Stanford offers generous financial aid packages to many students. Explore scholarship and grant opportunities to help offset the high cost of living.

Here is a detailed analysis of the cost of living at Stanford University:

Scholarships to get into Stanford University: 

Stanford University offers a variety of scholarships for graduate students, both need-based and merit-based. Here are some of the most notable ones:

Stanford University offers scholarships to help undergraduates cover their educational expenses. Donations from individuals and corporations usually fund these scholarships. 

The university determines a student’s scholarship eligibility based on their financial needs , which is determined through the CSS Profile. 

The university calculates a student’s scholarship amount by subtracting the amount that the student and their parents are expected to contribute, along with other federal and state grant funds, from the total cost of attendance.

Here are some Stanford University scholarships for Indian students :

Here are some externally funded scholarships to study at Stanford:

Quick Tips: How to get admission in Stanford University

Stanford University is incredibly selective, but with dedication and strategic planning, you can increase your chances of admission.

Here are some key tips to get into Stanford:

• Strive for Strong Grades: Aim for a near-perfect GPA, ideally above 3.95. Take challenging courses to demonstrate your intellectual curiosity and ability to handle rigorous academics.
• Standardised Tests: While test-optional policies are becoming more common, scoring well on the SAT or ACT can still strengthen your application. Aim for scores above the 75th percentile for admitted students (typically around 1500 on the SAT).
• Develop Your Passions: Pursue extracurricular activities you’re genuinely passionate about. Don’t just spread yourself thin – focus on achieving depth and leadership within a few key areas.
• Demonstrate Impact: Show how your extracurricular activities have a positive impact on your community or your field. Did you win awards, start a club, or volunteer extensively? Highlight these achievements.
• Tell Your Story: Craft compelling essays that showcase your unique voice, experiences, and aspirations. Use the Stanford essays to demonstrate intellectual vitality, purpose, and the challenges you’ve overcome.

Additional Strategies:

• Research Stanford’s Values: Stanford seeks students who will contribute to their vibrant community. Research the university’s mission and highlight aspects that resonate with your own goals and values.
• Consider Early Action/Decision: If Stanford is your top choice, consider applying Early Action or Early Decision to potentially improve your chances. However, only do this if you’re truly committed to attending.
• Prepare for the Interview: If offered an interview, be prepared to discuss your academic pursuits, extracurricular involvement, and future goals. Practice beforehand to showcase your confidence and enthusiasm.
• Holistic Admissions: Stanford practices holistic admissions, considering all aspects of your application, not just grades and test scores.
• Focus on Authenticity: Be genuine in your application. Stand out by highlighting your unique talents, experiences, and perspectives.

While acceptance is competitive, a well-rounded application that showcases your academic prowess, genuine passions, and potential to contribute to Stanford’s vibrant community will put you on the right track.

Placements after Stanford University

Stanford University is renowned for its academic programs and has a high job placement rate for its graduates. The Career Development Center (CDC) at Stanford provides a range of services to assist undergraduate and graduate students in their career planning. These services include c ounselling, workshops, job/internship databases, on-campus recruiting, reference file services, library resources, and alumni networking . Students are encouraged to use these resources to make informed decisions about their future and prepare for life after graduation.

According to Glassdoor, the average salary for Stanford graduate s was approximately $95,728 . 

Many top companies recruit Stanford graduates, and the university has a strong alumni network. Let’s look at some of the top recruiters for Stanford University.

• Bain & Company

The Bottom Line

Stanford University is a world-renowned research institution located in Silicon Valley, California. With its outstanding rankings, diverse course offerings, scholarships and financial aid, research opportunities, and strong entrepreneurial culture , Stanford University is an excellent choice for students pursuing higher education. 

However, getting admitted into the university is highly competitive, and students must meet various academic and extracurricular requirements. Additionally, living in Stanford, California, can be costly, but the university offers generous financial aid packages to many students. Stanford graduates have a high job placement rate, with many top companies recruiting from the university.

If you find yourself in a difficult situation and require assistance with studying abroad, LeapScholar is available to help. Our team of specialists can help you complete the application process and attain your academic aspirations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. what are the stanford university requirements for international students.

A. International students who want to enrol at Stanford University must complete the same application process as domestic applicants. They must submit their academic transcripts, standardised test scores, essays, and letters of recommendation. Additionally, international students must demonstrate proficiency in English by taking either the TOEFL or IELTS exam.

Q. What is the Stanford University acceptance rate?

A. Stanford University is one of the most selective universities in the world, with an acceptance rate of around 4.4% for the class of 2024. This means that out of the more than 47,000 students who applied for admission, only about 2,057 were accepted. The university’s admission process is highly competitive, and successful applicants typically have exceptional academic credentials, unique extracurricular experiences, and compelling personal essays.

Q. What are some of the most popular courses at Stanford University?

A. Stanford University offers various courses across various fields. Some of the most popular undergraduate majors include  Bachelor in Computer Science,  Bachelor in Economics Master in Business Administration Master in Mechanical Engineering

Q. What is the duration of UG courses at Stanford University?

A. The duration of undergraduate courses at Stanford University is typically four years. Students must complete 180 coursework units, including major courses, general education requirements, and elective courses. Some programs, such as a senior thesis or capstone project, may have additional requirements.

Q. What are some additional application requirements beyond academics?

A. The University of Stanford evaluates applications based on academic and non-academic factors. In addition to academic transcripts and test scores, non-academic factors such as extracurricular activities, volunteer work , leadership experience , and personal statements are also considered. Some programs may require additional materials such as essays, portfolios, or interviews. Applicants must review the specific requirements for their program of interest to ensure they submit a complete and competitive application.

Q. What are Stanford’s application fees?

A. Applicants must pay an application fee when applying to the University of Stanford. The fee for undergraduate programs is $90 (INR 7500), while the fee for graduate programs is $125 (INR 10,000). This fee is non-refundable and must be paid online via credit card or other accepted forms of payment. 

Q. How can I get into Stanford from India?

A. Getting admission to Stanford from India requires a rigorous application process. You must have exceptional academic records, extracurricular activities, standardised test scores, and recommendation letters. Additionally, you need to showcase your unique qualities and achievements that make you stand out from other applicants. A well-crafted essay and interview are also recommended to impress the admissions committee. Moreover, being aware of the application deadlines and submitting the application well in advance is crucial.

Q. Does Stanford have online courses for international students?

A. Stanford offers online courses for international students through its Stanford Online platform. These courses cover a wide range of topics and are designed to be flexible and accessible. Some courses are free, while others require payment of a fee. Students can earn a certificate upon completion of specific courses. It’s best to check the Stanford Online website for more information on available courses and enrollment requirements.

Q. What is student life like at Stanford?

A. Student life at Stanford is vibrant, diverse, and engaging. With over 600 student organisations, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in extracurricular activities. The campus offers a range of amenities and facilities, including dining halls, sports facilities, and libraries. Stanford is also located in the heart of Silicon Valley, providing students access to a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Q. What is the average salary for Stanford graduates?

A. The average salary for Stanford graduates varies depending on the field of study and the level of education. According to Glassdoor, the salary of a Stanford graduate is $95,728 (INR 60L). It also depends on the industry, job title, and location.

Q. What documents are required for admission to Stanford?

A. If you apply to Stanford University, you must submit  a completed Common Application,  Stanford Supplement, high school transcripts,  Standardised test scores (either the SAT or ACT),  Two teacher evaluations,  A mid-year report Additionally, international students must submit TOEFL or IELTS scores and provide financial certification. It’s important to check Stanford’s website for any updates to the application requirements.

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