Ajman University (AU), one of the UAE's top non-profit universities, is pleased to announce that it has been ranked among the world's top 51-100 institutions for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025. AU is ranked #1 in the UAE for this subject and is the only representative of the country in this category.
In addition, AU attained a global rank of 151-200 and the #1 ranking in the UAE for Pharmacy & Pharmacology. The university also performed well in other fields, ranking among the world's best 201-250 for Computer Science & Information Systems and Mathematics (#2 in the UAE for both), and 251-300 globally for Accounting & Finance.
In overall, subject rankings, AU improved significantly in many subjects climbing up to as many as 200 places in some subject fields. AU is #284 globally in Social Sciences and Management this year, up from #451-500 last year. The university is now ranked #3 in the UAE for this subject.
“Ajman University’s impressive performance in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025 is a story of unparalleled growth. We have grown impressively in the rankings over the past few years, featuring in the top 100 institutions worldwide for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence. This reflects our steadfast commitment to academic excellence at par with the best in the world, our expanding research network, and our rising employer reputation that enables our graduates to target highly sought-after careers at renowned organizations worldwide”, said Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University.
QS World University Rankings by Subject is among the most prestigious and rigorous academic subject rankings worldwide. It evaluates higher education institutions globally based on five key indicators of excellence; Academic Reputation, Employer Reputation, International Research Network, Citations per Paper, and H-Index.
To produce the rankings for this year, QS analyzed the reputation and research output of over 5,200 institutions. From this group, 1,747 were ranked across 55 narrow subjects and 5 broad subject areas.
