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New Nature Index Ranks KAUST Among World Leaders

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KAUST was ranked first in Saudi Arabia and in the global top twenty in the Nature Index Annual Tables' new normalized ranking. The ranking considers the number of high-quality articles published as a proportion of an institute's overall output in the natural sciences. This normalized ranking allows institutions of different sizes to be compared on the same basis. Why it matters: This ranking highlights KAUST's growing impact on global scientific research and its commitment to producing high-quality publications.

KAUST nanoscience program ranked among global best by US News

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KAUST's nanoscience and nanotechnology program was ranked 18th globally in the 2022 US News & World Report's Best Global Universities list. The ranking reflects KAUST's strong performance in basic and applied research at the micro and nano levels, spanning disciplines from chemistry to medical science. KAUST scored 81.7 out of 100, with high scores in citations, normalized citation impact, and international collaboration. Why it matters: This ranking highlights the growing prominence of Middle Eastern universities in advanced scientific fields and KAUST's contributions to global nanoscience research.

MBZUAI faculty lead global conferences

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MBZUAI faculty members led or co-led several top global AI conferences in 2022, including ACL, ICML, CLeaR, and UAI. Faculty members Timothy Baldwin, Le Song, Kun Zhang, and Preslav Nakov held leadership positions at these conferences. According to CSRankings, MBZUAI ranks in the top 30 globally in AI, computer vision, machine learning, and NLP. Why it matters: This highlights MBZUAI's growing influence and reputation in the global AI research community, solidifying its position as a leading institution in the field.

MBZUAI ranks top 30 globally in AI, CV, ML and NLP

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MBZUAI has been ranked 127th globally among institutions conducting computer science research and ranks 30th globally in AI, computer vision, machine learning, and NLP. This places MBZUAI ahead of universities such as the University of Michigan, Georgia Tech, Imperial College London and others. MBZUAI is now the top-ranked CS institution in the Arab World and the Middle East and Africa according to CSRankings. Why it matters: This ranking highlights the rapid growth and increasing prominence of AI research in the UAE and the broader Middle East.

MBZUAI in top 20 globally in AI, CV, ML, and NLP

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MBZUAI is now ranked 19th globally in AI, computer vision, machine learning, and natural language processing according to CSRankings. The university is also top-ranked for computer science in the MENA region. MBZUAI's faculty has grown significantly, with more than 20 new members added in 2022 and Q1 2023, totaling 52. Why it matters: This ranking highlights the rapid rise of MBZUAI as a leading AI research institution in the Middle East, contributing to the UAE's ambitions to become a global AI hub.

KAUST named No. 1 in the Times Higher Education Arab University Rankings for third consecutive year

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KAUST has been ranked No. 1 in the Times Higher Education (THE) Arab University Rankings for the third consecutive year. The 2025 edition of the rankings evaluated universities across 20 key indicators, including global citation impact and industry collaboration. Sixteen of KAUST's faculty were named on the 2025 Clarivate highly cited list. Why it matters: This recognition reinforces KAUST’s position as a leading research university in the Arab world and reflects Saudi Arabia’s increasing global competitiveness in research, innovation, and advanced education.

KAUST ranked #1 in Times Higher Education Arab University Rankings 2023

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KAUST was ranked first in the Times Higher Education (THE) Arab University Rankings 2023, improving from second place the previous year. KAUST achieved a perfect score of 100 for research environment and saw improvements in industry income and international outlook. KAUST's supercomputer Shaheen III was also ranked the most powerful in the Middle East and #20 globally. Why it matters: This ranking highlights the increasing strength of Saudi Arabian universities and the region's growing focus on research, development, and innovation, especially in areas like AI.