Professor Gavin Screaton, Head of Oxford’s Medical Sciences Division, expressed pride in the achievement: “We are truly honoured to receive this recognition once again,” he said. “It is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of our staff and students. Our focus has always been on creating an environment that encourages innovative research and collaborative learning, with the ultimate aim of improving health worldwide. This recognition is not only a reflection of our past achievements, but a motivation for continued progress in the years to come. Well done to all!”
The Medical Sciences Division’s continued success reflects its world-leading research, exceptional teaching, and commitment to advancing healthcare across the globe. The Division has consistently set the standard for excellence, fostering breakthroughs in areas such as vaccine development, cancer research, neuroscience, and global health.
Oxford’s position at the top of the THE rankings further underscores its role as a global leader in medical science, helping to shape the future of healthcare and medical education.
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings are widely regarded as one of the most authoritative indicators of academic excellence, drawing from a rigorous set of criteria, including research influence, teaching reputation, and international collaboration. Oxford’s sustained leadership in the field of Clinical, Pre-Clinical, and Health is a reflection of its enduring commitment to advancing medical science and improving public health on a global scale.
See the full subject rankings on the Times Higher Education website.