Khalifa University ranks 37th in Asia, tops UAE in THE Asia University Rankings 2025

Abu Dhabi, April 24: Khalifa University of Science and Technology today announced it has climbed three positions to be ranked 37th in Asia in the Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings 2025, reinforcing its standing as a leading institution for research, enterprise, and innovation in the region.

Khalifa University has retained its position as the top in the UAE and second among Arab countries listed in the 2025 edition.

With a strong regional outlook, the university continues to align its research priorities with the most pressing challenges and innovation goals locally and globally. From AI and autonomous robotics to sustainable energy and advanced materials, the university's core research centres are actively contributing to advancing innovation in a range of areas.

Prof. Ebrahim Al Hajri, President of Khalifa University, said, "Our steady rise in various world rankings reflects the strength of our research ecosystem and the local and global relevance of our academic programmes.

"Khalifa University remains a hub for high-impact research that supports industrial growth and scientific collaboration, while contributing meaningfully by nurturing talent, advancing discovery, and building partnerships that transcend borders." (ANI/WAM)

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Sarah K.

So proud to see KU climbing the rankings! I graduated last year and the research facilities were truly world-class. The robotics lab especially was incredible 👏

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Mohammed A.

This is great news for UAE education! Though I wonder if the ranking system gives enough weight to undergraduate teaching quality alongside research output?

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Layla T.

My brother is doing his PhD there in sustainable energy. The opportunities for students to work on real-world projects with industry partners are amazing!

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Rahul P.

Impressive achievement! The autonomous robotics program is particularly strong. Would love to see more collaboration with Indian universities too 🤖

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Ahmed S.

As an alumni, this makes me so happy! The university has come so far in just 10 years. The research in AI and materials science is changing the game in our region.

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