EECS recognised in global rankings for research collaboration and engineering excellence
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Research Collaboration Index 2026
Queen Mary has been ranked among the top 44 universities worldwide for Computer Science in the inaugural Research Collaboration Index 2026, recognising the strength and impact of research collaborations across the global academic community.
The University was also ranked 25th globally across all disciplines, reflecting the quality of its researchers and the breadth of its international partnerships.
The recognition highlights EECS's commitment to collaborative research, bringing together academics, industry partners and institutions around the world to address some of society's most pressing challenges.
Shanghai's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects
The success follows further recognition in the Shanghai Ranking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2026, one of the world's most influential subject rankings.
In the latest rankings, Electrical and Electronic Engineering was ranked 46th globally and 3rd in the UK, placing Queen Mary among the leading institutions for engineering research and education.
The rankings reflect the dedication of our academic and professional services colleagues, the achievements of our students and researchers, and the strength of the collaborations that underpin our work.
We congratulate all colleagues across EECS and Queen Mary whose work has contributed to these outstanding results.
Explore the Research Collaboration Index 2026 and Queen Mary's performance in Computer Science.
View the ShanghaiRanking Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2026.