Top Mathematics Departments Worldwide
In previous posts we’ve offered you lists of Top Political Science Departments Worldwide and Top Economics Departments in Spain, Latin America and Europe. In this post, we’re shifting our focus from the social sciences to highlight the best math departments around the globe.
Rather than simply copying a list from QS or other global rankings, however, we’ve made a handpicked list of math departments from four continents – North America, Europe, Asia and Oceana. Each of these departments falls within the top 100 worldwide according to diverse ranking systems. In the list below, you’ll find each institution grouped according to geography. If the university you are looking for is not on this list, head to INOMICS, where you’ll find hundreds of other top departments from diverse disciplines.
North America
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Stanford, California
Toronto, Ontario
Montréal, Quebec
Europe
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Oxford, United Kingdom
Dublin, Ireland
Autonomous University of Madrid
Madrid, Spain
Pierre and Marie Curie University
Paris, France
Zurich, Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
Leuven, Belgium
Bonn, Germany
Asia
Kyoto, Japan
Tokyo, Japan
Oceania
Australian National University
Canberra, Australia
Melbourne, Australia
Auckland, New Zealand
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