This is the first time any UK university has topped the list of the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, for its ongoing work towards a sustainable future and its impactful research. The Manchester university has achieved this ranking because of the collective efforts taken by the students and staff towards a green and sustainable future.
A total of 1,240 universities from 98 countries/regions had applied this year. The Times Higher Education analysed their commitment, focus and actions on sustainable development of different universities across the globe
Manchester University’s President and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell said: “We’re absolutely delighted to top the world in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings in 2021, but more importantly we’re pleased to be part of a growing community of universities committed to measuring and sharing their societal impact.”
“The success of The University of Manchester and many Its peers is testament to the vital role universities across the home nations are playing in helping to ensure a sustainable future.”
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