Kyushu University jumps to third place in Japan in international sustainability Impact Rankings

Kyushu U ranked within the top 50 worldwide in three areas.

On June 12, 2024, the latest results of the Times Higher Education (THE) University Impact Rankings for 2024 highlighted Kyushu U’s significant achievements. This ranking is based on each university’s social contribution toward the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It provides Impact Rankings for individual SDGs and an overall Impact Ranking that integrates scores across multiple SDGs to reflect overall performance and impact. This year marks Kyushu U’s third participation in the rankings. Kyushu U ranked within the top 50 worldwide in three areas: 22nd in SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation; 27th in SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure; and 34th in SDG 2: Zero hunger. In addition, Kyushu U also ranked 51st in SDG 14: Life below water and 61st in SDG 1: No poverty. Overall, Kyushu U was ranked in the top 100 worldwide for five SDGs— a significant leap forward from last year’s results. The improved ranking reflects Kyushu U’s consistent dedication to education and research activities related to each SDG.
Going forward, Kyushu U will continue to strengthen education, research, and collaboration on the SDGs through integrative knowledge to progress toward a sustainable society.

Summary of THE University Impact Ranking for 2024 results
*Numbers in brackets indicate Kyushu U’s rankings from last year.

Overall ranking: 101-200th out of 1,963 participating universities (201-300th)
Domestic ranking: 3rd out of 74 participating universities (9th)

Ranking by individual SDGs where Kyushu U placed in the top 100

22nd place: SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation (18th)
27th place: SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure (101-200th)
34th place: SDG 2: Zero hunger (66th)
51st place: SDG 14: Life below water (18th)
61st place: SDG 1: No poverty (48th)

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