#1Global Ranking

Harvard University

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Harvard University ranks #1 globally with a prestige score of 820, earned across 189 prestigious academic awards including 38 Nobel Prizes. Its strongest area is MacArthur Fellowship. Notable laureates include Claudia Goldin, Michael Kremer, Gary Ruvkun.

820
Prestige Score
189
Total Awards
38
Nobel Prizes
11
Decades Active
170
Laureates
65
Award Types
28
Countries
36
Publications
402
Citations

Awards by Prestige Tier

Tier 1 (10pts): Nobel-equivalent • Tier 2 (3pts): Major prestigious • Tier 3 (1pt): Field-leading

47
Tier 1 • Apex
= 470 pts
104
Tier 2 • Elite
= 312 pts
38
Tier 3 • Prestigious
= 38 pts
Data completeness: Nobel Prizes complete 1901–2024 · Fields Medal complete 1936–2024 · Turing Award complete 1966–2024 · Abel Prize complete 2003–2024

Awards by Category

Awards by Decade

Prestige Trend Over Time

Weighted prestige score by decade (Tier 1 = 10pts, Tier 2 = 3pts, Tier 3 = 1pt)

Peer Comparison

All Awards (65 types)

MacArthur Fellowship
27(2008–2022)
John Bates Clark Medal
10(1957–2020)
Fields Medal
5(1936–1998)
Priestley Medal
4(1944–2007)
Turing Award
3(1976–2010)
Wolf Prize in Physics
3(2003–2024)
Balzan Prize
3(1997–2019)
Holberg Prize
3(2016–2022)
Schock Prize in Logic
3(1993–2011)
Leontief Prize
3(2000–2020)
Japan Prize
2(1986–2012)
Knuth Prize
2(1997–2020)
Leeuwenhoek Medal
2(2010–2015)
Arthur C. Cope Award
2(1973–1976)
Global Economy Prize
2(2010–2018)
Skytte Prize
2(2011–2019)
Kiel Excellence Award
2(2012–2016)
Steele Prize
2(1995–2000)
Abel Prize
1(2010)
Lilienfeld Prize
1(1989–2007)

Notable Laureates

Ranked by award prestige (Nobel, Fields, Turing, Abel) and multiple honors

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