Glasgow University has been named as one of the world's best 100 universities in the Times Higher Education's list.
The university has placed joint 92nd in the annual ranking, rising seven positions from last years' 99th.
Meanwhile, Glasgow's Strathclyde University featured in the top 500, with Caledonian University placing between 601 and 800.
Responding to the results, Glasgow University Principal, Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli, said: “Our improved ranking in the 2021 The World Rankings – widely acknowledged as one of the most significant and respected league tables in the global higher education environment – is a tribute to all our staff who work so hard to make this a world-class teaching and research institution as well as a fantastic student environment.
"My thanks go to everyone across the University for playing their part in making Glasgow a top World 100 University."
Rachel Sandison, Vice Principal External Relations, commented: “The World University Rankings are an important indicator of universities’ global performance.
"They measure performance across teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook.
"I am delighted that Glasgow’s standing in the global higher education arena has been endorsed yet again in what is an increasingly competitive environment."
To see the rankings in full, you can visit the Times Higher Education website, here.
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