The University of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ rose three spots in the rankings of the best schools for computer science to take 22nd globally.

In electrical and electronic engineering, À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ rose four spots to 29th. Rounding out À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµâ€™s best showing in the rankings was a finish of 43rd globally in mathematics.

The rankings are the latest annual release of the , which rank universities globally in 54 academic disciplines.

À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ is strongest in subject areas in engineering and technology, with top 100 standings in electrical and electronic engineering, civil and structural engineering, mechanical, aeronautic and manufacturing engineering and chemical engineering.

The University also holds down impressive rankings in anatomy and physiology, hospitality and leisure management, sports-related subjects, statistics and operational research, materials science, physics and astronomy andÌýenvironmental sciences.

Check out all of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµâ€™s top 100 global subject areas in the rankings. Note that QS indicates some of the rankingsÌýas a range.

  • Computer Science & Information Systems – 22
  • Engineering: Electrical & Electronic – 29
  • Mathematics – 43
  • Anatomy & Physiology – 51-100
  • Engineering: Civil & Structural – 51-100
  • Hospitality & Leisure Management – 51-100
  • Sports-related Subjects – 51-100
  • Statistics & Operational Research – 51-100
  • Engineering: Mechanical, Aeronautical & Manufacturing – 56
  • Materials Science – 82
  • Physics & Astronomy – 85
  • Engineering – Chemical – 89
  • Environmental Sciences – 98

Subject areas in which À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ ranks between 101 and 200 include:

  • Accounting & Finance: 101-150
  • Architecture / Built Environment: 101-150
  • Geography: 101-150
  • Chemistry: 142
  • Earth & Marine Sciences: 151-200
  • Geology: 151-200
  • Geophysics: 151-200
  • Psychology: 151-200

The methodology for the QS World University Rankings by Subject incorporates data including research quality as measured by citations per paper, as well as h-index, which measures scholarly output and impact. Check out on the QS World University Rankings website.

Based on the number of overall top 100 showings by Canadian universities, Canada is home to the fifth strongest higher education system in the world.