Forty-three U.S. universities were ranked among the top 100 in the world for psychiatry and psychology by U.S. News & World Report.
U.S. News’ “Best Global Universities” ranked 2,250 universities overall and by 51 academic subject areas. The subject rankings used data and metrics from Clarivate to find the subject rankings, and bibliometric data from Web of Science for the overall ranking. Subject rankings are based on academic research performance in those subjects using various bibliometric measures such as publications and citation, and indicators of global and regional reputation in each subject. Subjects are not classified by academic majors, departments or specific schools, such as medical schools. Read more about the methodology here.
The following U.S. universities ranked in the top 100 globally for psychiatry and psychology. They are listed with their global ranking and subject score.
1. Harvard University (Cambridge, Mass.): 100
2. Stanford University (California): 92.8
4. Yale University (New Haven, Conn.): 90
7. Columbia University (New York City): 85.6
9. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge): 84.7
12. New York University (New York City): 82.7
13. University of California, Los Angeles: 80.5
14. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): 79.5
18. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor: 76.9
19. University of California, San Diego: 74.4
22. Northwestern University (Evanston, Ill.): 73.1
22. University of California, Berkeley: 73.1
25. University of Pittsburgh: 72.7
26. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill: 72.5
28. Princeton University (New Jersey): 72.3
30. Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore): 71.1
34. Cornell University (Ithaca, N.Y.): 70.9
35. University of California, San Francisco: 70.7
36. Duke University: 70.4
37. University of Washington (Seattle): 70.1
40. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities (Minneapolis): 68.9
43. University of Texas, Austin: 68.2
47. Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (New York City): 67
50. Ohio State University, Columbus: 66.8
53. University of California, Davis: 65.7
56. University of Chicago: 64.9
57. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign: 64.8
58. Pennsylvania State University, University Park: 64.2
59. Emory University (Atlanta): 63.9
59. Washington University (St. Louis): 63.9
61. University of Wisconsin, Madison: 62.8
66. Indiana University (Bloomington): 61.6
70. University of California, Irvine: 60.8
70. University of Maryland, College Park: 60.8
73. Purdue University, West Lafayette: 60.2
76. Vanderbilt University (Nashville): 59.9
80. Florida State University (Tallahassee): 59.1
80. University of Southern California (Los Angeles): 59.1
84. Michigan State University (East Lansing): 58.7
89. Brown University (Providence, R.I.): 57.8
90. University of Florida (Gainesville): 57.3
91. Boston University: 57.2
92. University of Virginia (Charlottesville): 56.9
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