Four Irish universities, including UCC and NUI Galway, slip down latest world rankings

Four Irish universities, including UCC and NUI Galway, slip down latest world rankings

NUI Galway fell 20 places to 258th on the latest global rankings.

Tue, 08 Jun, 2021 - 22:18
Steven Heaney

Four of Ireland's universities have slipped down in the latest world university rankings.

The new QS World University Rankings for 2022 saw NUI Galway drop 20 places to 258th overall, University College Cork (UCC) drop 12 places to 298th, and Dublin City University (DCU) drop 51 places to 490th.

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