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The Times Higher Education China Subject Ratings 2020 measures university performance based on the Chinese Ministry of Education¡¯s classification of subjects.

The ratings for engineering reveal performance across 36 subjects: aerospace science and technology; agricultural engineering; architecture; biological engineering; biomedical engineering; chemical engineering and technology; civil engineering; computer science and technology; control science and engineering/automation science and engineering; electrical engineering; electronic science and technology; environmental science and engineering; food science and engineering; forestry engineering; geological resources and geological engineering; information and communication engineering; instrument/meter science and technology; landscape architecture; light industry technology and engineering; materials science and engineering; mechanical engineering; mechanics; metallurgical engineering; mining engineering; naval architecture and ocean engineering; nuclear science and technology; oil and gas engineering; optical engineering; power engineering thermophysics; safety science and engineering; software engineering; surveying and mapping science and technology; textile science and engineering; transport engineering; urban and rural planning; and water/irrigation engineering.

In total, 1,145 universities worldwide receive a rating for at least one subject in the engineering pillar.

View the China Subject Ratings 2020 methodology

Three universities achieve an A+ grade in all 36 of the engineering subjects: ETH Zurich, Stanford University and the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. The University of Science and Technology of China and Tsinghua University are the top-performing institutions in mainland China.

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If you would like to discuss the results of the ratings, please contact Elizabeth Shepherd, head of THE¡¯s consultancy team, at Elizabeth.Shepherd@timeshighereducation.com.