QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018: Engineering - Civil & Structural

While Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has made it four years in a row at the top of the civil & structural engineering ranking, there are eye-catching climbs up the table for Delft University of Technology (up three places to fourth) and Politecnico di Milano (up five places to ninth).

41 countries are represented in this year’s ranking of the top 200 universities. While some countries have multiple institutions on the list, 11 (including the Netherlands, South Africa and Israel) are represented just once.

The QS World University Rankings by Subject are based upon academic reputation, employer reputation and research impact (click here to read the full methodology).

Use the interactive table below to filter the rankings by location, and click on individual universities for more information. Registered users will also be able to use the site’s Compare function to see facts and statistics about multiple universities side-by-side.

Interested in other courses besides civil & structural engineering? The QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018 cover 48 different subjects. Click here to see the full list.