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Prince George, B.C. – �������� saw its scores increase across the board in the latest iteration of the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

The rankings include more than 1,600 universities that are active in research and globally focused. , the same level the University has achieved for four consecutive years. 

“As we prepare to welcome our students back to our campuses, we are thrilled to see the hard work and dedication of the �������� community reflected in the increased scores across many metrics in these rankings,” says �������� Interim President Dr. Geoff Payne. “Our vision is to become Canada’s leading destination University and these rankings help us share our story and spread the news of our success to a global audience.” 

��������’s strongest pillar was research, with a ranking of 686th, up 30 spots from last year, with significant increases in both publications per staff and the research income to academic staff ratio. The University’s overall teaching score also improved, moving up 57 places to 1,008th. Notably, ��������’s teaching reputation score increased more than 50 per cent from a year ago.

“Excellence in teaching and research is at the core of ��������’s mission of inspiring leaders for tomorrow by influencing the world today,” says �������� Board of Governors Chair Catherine Wishart. “It is gratifying to see ��������’s reputation increase in the global context.” 

�������� received higher gross scores in citations, industry income and international outlook, but did not see a corresponding increase in its relative rankings as other institutions also improved.  
�������� placed 28th of 32 Canadian universities included in the 2022 rankings.

The audited rankings include 13 metrics, divided into five pillars: Teaching (the learning environment); Research (volume, income and reputation); Citations (research influence); International outlook (staff, students and research); and Industry income (knowledge transfer). 

The full rankings are available on the