This week saw the launch of the QS University Rankings: Latin America 2016, showcasing the top 300 universities in the Latin American region. A total of 45 Mexican universities are featured, making Mexico the second most-represented nation, behind Brazil, which has 76 institutions ranked. Scroll down for a complete list of Mexican universities included, and their 2016 ranking positions.
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Mexican Universities in the
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2016 rank
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Institution name
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4
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7
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23
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30
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32
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39=
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51
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53
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55
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56
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64
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72
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96
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98
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101=
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101=
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122
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132=
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139=
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139=
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143
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151-160
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161-170
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171-180
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171-180
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171-180
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181-190
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191-200
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191-200
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191-200
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201-150
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201-250
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201-250
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201-250
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201-250
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201-250
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201-250
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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251-300
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The QS University Rankings: Latin America is compiled annually, assessing institutions using eight performance indicators. Click here for an overview of the 2016 results, featuring universities from 20 nations across Latin America.
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