University of Alcalá

W100 Representative
Prof. Dr. José Luis Copa Patiño
Rector's Delegate for Communication
Prof. Dr. José Luis Copa Patiño holds a PhD in Biology, specializing in Microbiology, from the University of Alcalá (UAH). He is currently a Professor in the Department of Biomedicine and Biotechnology at UAH, with over 32 years of teaching experience and six recognized five-year terms. He is part of an award-winning teaching innovation group recognized in 2012.
He has completed postdoctoral stays at the Biological Research Center (CSIC) in Madrid and at the Institute of Science and Technology at the University of Manchester (UMIST). He has published more than 75 papers in indexed journals and participated in over 110 conferences. He is co-author of six patents, one of which is international, and has led more than 80 research projects. He has supervised several doctoral theses and received multiple awards for his research work.
Since 2001, he has held various management positions at UAH, including Vice Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences and ERASMUS Coordinator for the Faculties of Biology and Environmental Sciences. He has also coordinated the entrance and admission exams at UAH for new students and served as Deputy to the Vice-Rector for Undergraduate Studies and Students. Currently, he is Vice President of the Senate and a member of the Faculty of Science Board, as well as the Rector’s Delegate for Communication.

The University of Alcalá was founded in 1499 as a new educational project by Cardinal Cisneros, the Regent of Spain. Steeped in history, the University today is a medium-sized modern institution, and acknowledged as a model to be imitated in Europe and America. In addition to classical humanistic studies and the social sciences, the University of Alcalá has incorporated the most modern qualifications in all scientific fields, such as health sciences and the various engineering sciences spread across its campuses, which with the Science and Technology Park are a decisive factor in its international profile and a boost to business in our region.
The recognised quality of its studies, the development of important research lines, its international relations, the artistic-historical interest of its iconic buildings, its new and modern facilities and its complete adaptation toe the demands of today’s labour market place at the forefront of public universities.
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Desde hace más de dos siglos América y Madrid comparten importantes lazos históricos. Muestra de ello es las huella patrimonial, urbana y cultural que América ha dejado en la capital. Un legado que representa "un nicho indudable para el sector turístico". https://ow.ly/gF7S50W05el
¿Buscas una fórmula eficaz para actualizarte profesionalmente?
La #UAH te receta la mejor solución.
Matricúlate en las microcredenciales universitarias: todo el conocimiento, en pequeñas dosis.
Big Data, IA, Chat GPT, liderazgo, inglés, Python...👇
💊http://posgrado.uah.es/microcredenciales💊
Comienza el XVII @EIDU_UAH, este año para reflexionar sobre los riesgos y oportunidades de la #IA en la educación superior y el impacto de herramientas como chatGPT o Copilot: desde la personalización del aprendizaje hasta los desafíos éticos o jurídicos. https://ow.ly/G7UM50VZ2BP
El I Simposio Científico @IQAR_UAH consigue crear un espacio para el intercambio de ideas, la colaboración interdisciplinar y la creación de sinergias entre investigadores en una jornada que reunió a más de 100 asistentes y a invitadas de gran relevancia: https://ow.ly/rIYK50VYOfJ
Aprende, viaja y diviértete mientras cambias el mundo con los proyectos de voluntariado internacional de la UAH financiados por @ComunidadMadrid.
🇭🇳 Honduras: salud y educación
🇨🇴 Colombia: salud y comunicación
🇪🇨 Ecuador: gestión socioambiental del agua
https://ow.ly/tMeo50VYJJZ
💯 ¡Enhorabuena a la plantilla de la @UAHes por el título de Campeones de España Universitario!
🫵🏼 Luis, nuestro portero del Juvenil División de Honor, participó en este logro.
¡Enhorabuena! 💙💚
La ciencia avanza de la mano de la #UAH, en este caso, en la exploración del ecosistema marino con el hallazgo de una especie de nemertino, Pararosa vigarae, útil en aplicaciones biotecnológicas como fármacos o pesticidas ecológicos. https://ow.ly/PuSA50VXFfB
@JuanJunoy @mncn_csic
¡Y hasta aquí el Pint of Science 2025 @pintofscienceES !🤓🧠
Gracias a los ponentes por su pasión, al público por llenar los bares de curiosidad, a los bares por abrirnos sus puertas y a la organización por hacerlo posible.
¡GRACIAS!🫂
#PINT25ES #PINT25GUA
Se puede pensar que el ritmo de vida universitario implica un continuo estrés pero "si te está interfiriendo en tu día a día es fundamental pedir ayuda", explica Inmaculada Rodríguez, directora de Promoción de la Salud Mental y Cuidado Emocional de la UAH. https://ow.ly/jOKW50VWocl
University of Alcalá has 38 official degree courses
19% of University of Alcalá are international students
In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the University of Alcalá became the major centre of academic excellence
Acknowledged as a model to
be imitated in Europe and America
The University of Alcala considers international partnerships to play a vital role in furthering research and education; it has 750 agreements globally, with 1,500 placements in 155 countries, and these include:
Erasmus Student Exchange Agreements, an EU-centred exchange programme with 927 partners.
Double Degree Agreements for Undergraduates, Masters, and PhDs in France, Russia, Germany, United Kingdom, China, Brazil, Ireland, Bolivia, Italy, Tunisia, Sweden, and Columbia.
Mission and vision
- The comprehensive training of students and their personal and professional development through high-quality teaching, the creation, and transmission of knowledge, and the dissemination of science and culture
- To be a leading university in the international context, committed to society, inclusive and open to the world, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and the training of citizens by means of quality teaching, excellence in research, and the promotion of ethical and socially responsible attitudes
- Values:
- Proximity
- Quality, Excellence and Innovation
- International Vocation
- Social Commitment
A university open to the world
352
Active researchers
€33,109,345.62
from Research Projects
The University is firmly committed to research as the engine of innovation and change, It is ranked among Spain’s top universities in terms of number of doctoral theses, patents and research outputs.
Through its Science and Technology Park, the university fosters relations between the academic world and the business community, thus fomenting the creating of innovative companies in R+D intensive sectors.
In collaboration with Spain’s Council for Scientific Research, the university is host to the Prince of Asturias Institute of Molecular Medicine and the Ramon y Cajal Institute of Biomedicine in collaboration with the Madrid Regional Government, the Madrid Institute for Advanced Water Research.
Through its own institutes and other research supported centres, the university gives its backing to interdisciplinary research in the fields of the social sciences and humanities. The university boasts four associated teaching hospitals where students may do their internships.
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University of Birmingham

W100 Representative
Jo Kite
Deputy Director of External Relations
Jo is Deputy Director of External Relations at the University of Birmingham and leads on the University’s reputation and engagement activities.
She is responsible for three directorates within the External Relations Division: Birmingham Global; Public and Cultural Engagement; and Communications and Reputation. She was previously Director of Communications and Reputation at Birmingham and has also held communications and marketing roles in the public and private sector.
As well as being a member of the World 100 Committee, she is active in other senior communications and engagement networks and has previously been Co-Chair of the Russell Group Communications Directors network.
University of Birmingham have been a member of the World 100 Reputation Network since 2016

Birmingham has been challenging and developing great minds for more than a century. Characterised by a tradition of innovation, research at the University has broken new ground, pushed forward the boundaries of knowledge, and made an impact on people’s lives. We continue this tradition today and have ambitions for a future that will embed our work and recognition of the Birmingham name on the international stage.
The University grew out of the radical vision of our first Chancellor, Joseph Chamberlain. Founded in 1900, Birmingham represented a new model for higher education. This was England’s first civic university, where students from all religions and backgrounds were accepted on an equal basis.
Birmingham has continued to be a university unafraid to do things a little differently and in response to the challenges of the day. It was a founder member of the National Union of Students.
The University of Birmingham was established by Queen Victoria by Royal Charter in 1900 and was the UK’s first civic or ‘redbrick’ university.
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My clock face will look a real picture this weekend - I’m (attempting) to light up multi colours to support Birmingham Pride 🌈
Hope everyone attending has a fabulous time - whatever the weather! ☔️
A game-changer in bone health! 🦴
Great to welcome @theAliceRoberts to campus to open a new lab - FractureFix is an international research centre addressing the global emergency faced by an ageing population – soaring numbers of fractured bones.
Read more https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/university-of-birmingham-research-centre-addresses-new-global-emergency
It’s our birthday on Sunday and this year it’s a BIG one - we are officially 125 years old! 🥳
So we asked some of our alumni to share their birthday wishes.
We'd love to know how you say happy birthday in your language and hear some memories from your time with us #UoB125
🎬 Georgia Ewington is one of a group of MA Film and Television students joining Professor Chris Nunn in the Shetland Islands for the production of a feature film 📽️
Read her blog to learn about this incredible experience: https://birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/filming-in-the-shetlands-student-blog
What an unforgettable day! The PGA Graduation 2025 at the @unibirmingham was a celebration of hard work, dedication, and the incredible journeys our graduates have taken to reach this moment.
They have exemplified professionalism, determination, and a deep passion for the game.…
Life-Changing Technologies | Dr Ruchi Gupta and her team are pioneering a saliva-based diagnostic tool, using a lollipop-like device to capture cancer biomarkers non-invasively, reducing the reliance on surgical procedures. Find out more: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/the-future-of-cancer-from-diagnostics-to-treatments-kinder-smarter-and-safer?utm_campaign=communications-life-changing-technologies-med-tech-and-data&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social
It’s our birthday this Sunday! 🎉
125 years ago, Queen Victoria granted our Royal Charter - bringing Joseph Chamberlain’s radical vision to life as England’s first civic university: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/university/history-and-heritage
Now swipe to travel back in time...
On Sunday, 25 May we will be celebrating our 125th birthday - but what about the people who share the same birthday? 🥳
We chatted to some, who have shared photos & memories of their time here at Birmingham.
Does your birthday fall on the same day? #UoB125
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/happy-birthday-to-all-our-birthday-buddies
Congratulations to Prof Cristina Lazzeroni and Honorary Prof Graham Machin who've been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society.
They are among 95 outstanding researchers from across the world elected to the the UK’s national academy of sciences
https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/news/2025/university-of-birmingham-scientists-elected-as-fellows-of-royal-society
Birmingham was the first university in the country to: be built on a campus model; establish a faculty of commerce; incorporate a medical school; offer degrees in dentistry; create a women’s hall of residence and have a purpose-built students’ union building
University of Birmingham's campus occupies a 276-acre green parkland around the University, only three miles from the heart of the city
The university has 34,160 students, more than 100,000 online learners and 300,000 alumni across the globe
A global top 100 university
University of Birmingham bring together the people and resources to tackle the major challenges of our time. The university have a global network of partnerships.
Although our partnerships are wide-ranging and span all continents, we have identified China, India, Brazil and North America as key strategic regions in which we wish to develop more focused engagement.
The university have also established networks which promote excellence in global engagement via centres such as the China Institute and Africa Hub.
We draw on and give back to the region through our research, our education and our global reach and reputation.
Mission and vision
- Excellence: We have the highest standards, knowing we can always be better
- Leadership: We shape our own future and support others’ success
- Pioneering spirit: We are the first to do things and we take calculated risks
- Purposefulness: We know our strengths, focus on our goals and persist in adversity
- Pragmatism: We are well-grounded and practical, tackling and solving problems
A research environment in which academic rigour, innovation and delivery are made possible
81%+
of Research is excellent or world leading
60+
Research fellows recruited since 2011
By investing in, and cultivating, intellectual talent and ideas, and delivering world-class research and education, we will unlock value, make important things happen, and continue to thrive.
Research that takes place at Birmingham impacts on the lives of people regionally, nationally and globally. The University is home to leading academics focusing on global sustainability research and the Sustainable Development Goals. The university’s Birmingham Heroes campaign brings together the academics who are part of a large teaching and research community dedicated to enquiry, debate and change in transforming health, environment and society.
Key research being conducted includes:
- Rail decarbonisation
- Liver transplantation
- Hydrogen-powered train
- Birmingham Plastics Network: Shaping the Fate and Sustainable Future of Plastics
- and much much more!
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*Copy taken from University of Birmingham’s website
National University of Singapore

W100 Representative
Ovidia Lim-Rajaram
Chief Communications Officer
Ovidia oversees institutional communications at the National University of Singapore (NUS). Her remit includes reputation management, strategic communications, branding and marketing communications, digital communications, special events and protocol, issues management as well as crisis communications. She is also the press secretary to the university president, and university spokesperson. In her earlier life, Ovidia was an award-winning newspaper reporter, broadcast journalist, and a media studies lecturer. She graduated from National University of Singapore in political science and history, and holds an MA in International Communication from Macquarie University.

National University of Singapore (NUS) is a leading global university centred in Asia, founded in 1905 through the donation of $87,000 raised by the local community and with an initial enrolment of 23 students. Today, they are Singapore’s flagship university consistently ranked first in Asia and among the leading universities in the world.
The National University of Singapore has 3 campuses; Kent Ridge, Bukit Timah and Outram. With 13 undergraduate schools, 4 graduate schools and 30 university-level research institutes and centres, the university is renowned for its pioneering new models of innovation.
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Shaping a greener future, one innovation at a time! 3 inspiring NUS startups such as Cityscape Farms (in photo), are leading the charge against climate change, supported by NUS Enterprise, NUS Overseas Colleges & various initiatives under BLOCK71.

How NUS start-ups are driving sustainable change through green innovation
In this series, NUS News explores how NUS is accelerating sustainability research and education in response to cli...
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The semester might be over, but #NUSLife goes on — shoutout to all our students making the most of the break, each in your own way. Here’s to recharging, growing, and gearing up for what’s next. 🙌
Congrats to Singapore PM Lawrence Wong and his newly assembled Singapore Cabinet! 43% of the Singapore Cabinet are our #NUSAlumni - TEN of the 18 are Cabinet Ministers, while another EIGHT are political office-holders. Full list - http://nus.edu/SingaporeCabinet-NUSAlumni.
Youths and experts explored fresh ways to define success at the recent Insights Singapore Forum by the NUS Political Science Society. @fassnews #ShapeTheFuture. Details at: https://news.nus.edu.sg/beyond-the-grades-what-success-means-to-a-new-generation/
NUS scientists developed a ‘food delivery service’ to feed immune cells with cancer-fighting genes, boosting their ability to detect and kill cancer cells! This #NUSInnovation, called NExT, aims to make advanced cell therapy more affordable and accessible.

Boosting cancer treatment: NUS researchers develop efficient ‘food delivery service’ for transpor...
Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a scalable, non-viral technology that efficient...
news.nus.edu.sg
Heartiest congrats to our NUS faculty members who have been promoted to full professors! We salute you for your achievements and thank you for your contributions to our University. Check out NUS President’s congratulatory post at http://instagram.com/p/DJ3tMcJyxPo! #NUSExcellence #NUSImpact
Did you know that Singapore had a thriving “Little Japan” near today’s Bugis? A groundbreaking story map developed by NUS researchers reveals how this community helped shape colonial Singapore. @nus_ari #NUSResearch

Uncovering hidden stories of the pre-war Japanese community in Singapore
Singapore is home to cultural neighbourhoods such as Little India, Chinatown, Kampong Glam and the area around Tanjo...
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The climate crisis doesn’t recognise silos & neither should the solutions. At NUS Sustainable Futures Forum, leaders from academia, industry & govt explored how collaboration & education can drive real climate action across different industries!

NUS Sustainable Futures Forum explores cross-sector climate solutions
In a world of rising sea levels, record-high temperatures and more frequent extreme weather events, climate change k...
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Digital technologies are reshaping how we communicate & researchers including FASS Dean Prof Lionel Wee believe incorporating drama in education is key to cultivating adaptable, effective communicators for a rapidly changing world. More at: https://news.nus.edu.sg/alamak-dont-get-it-good-communication-is-more-than-grammar/@fassnews #NUSResearch
The National University of Singapore hosts 154 Master's degrees, Doctoral degrees, Graduate diplomas
The university has 31.3K Undergraduates &11.3K Graduate students
National University of Singapore started out as a modest medical school with 23 students in 1905, founded by a determined group of businessmen led by Tan Jiak Kim, to serve the needs of the local community. More than 100 years on, they are Singapore’s flagship university
Founded by the community
for the community
The National University of Singapore has built a global network of partner institutes in education and research, with collaboration promoting an exchange of ideas that can lead to high levels of research and groundbreaking innovation.
The university has 13 partnerships, 31 partners and 4 network associations globally.
The National University of Singapore Overseas College programme, which allows participating students to experience international and entrepreneurial exposure, has nine locations including Beijing, Israel, Lausanne, Munich, New York, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, Singapore and Stockholm.
Strategic Thrusts
P romote the NUS brand name internationally
R aise the global awareness of NUS students and staff
I dentify partnerships for a transformative global experience
D evelop international programmes for our students, staff and partners with the support of NUS Faculties/Schools and Departments
E ngage NUS faculty and staff to enhance processes and services that facilitate international activities on NUS’ campuses
Mission and vision
- VISION: a leading global university shaping the future
- MISSION: to educate, inspire and transform
- VALUES: innovation, resilience excellence, respect, integrity
An integrated approach that brings together researchers from diverse fields
$758.12m
Research Funding Awarded
30
University-level Research Institutes and Centres
Consistently ranked as one of the top universities in Asia and the world, the National University of Singapore is internationally respected for its high-quality research in science, technology and the humanities – and, increasingly, at the interfaces between the areas.
The National University of Singapore published 8,341 papers in international journals during 2015, 814 projects were launched, and 687 projects completed.
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University of Navarra

W100 Representative
Santiago Fernández-Gubieda
Director of the Reputation Unit
Santiago Fernández-Gubieda Lacalle is the Director of the Reputation Unit at the University of Navarra. As well as this, he is the bursar of the Center of University Governance and Reputation at the University of Navarra. He is currently preparing his doctoral thesis about reputation and governance of universities.
His specific focus is on the management and measurement perceptions of university stakeholders and how reputation management can improve a university’s performance. He is also working on the rankings strategy of the University.
He has an Executive MBA from the University of Navarra – IESE Business School. From 2018 to 2020, he was Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Communication at the University. In addition, from 2014 to 2018, he was the Communication Director of the University Hospital of Navarra. Before that, he was the director of the Digital Communication Service of the University of Navarra.
He has worked in mass media and he is also a communication consultant for universities and educational organisations.

The University of Navarra, established in 1952, has its main campus in Pamplona, Spain. Other campuses are placed in San Sebastian, Madrid, Barcelona (IESE Business School), and has overseas locations in New York, Munich and Sao Paulo. All of them are multicultural spaces where our students receive a well–rounded and personalized education, and where teaching and research go hand in hand.
Its institutional mission is to seek and present the truth; contribute to the academic, cultural and personal education of its students; promote academic research and healthcare activities; provide suitable opportunities for the development of its professors and employees; and carry out broad cultural outreach and social promotion work with a clear goal of service.
Horizon 2020 is the current strategic plan of the University and seeks to have an increasing international profile at all levels, a stronger focus on interdisciplinary and translational research, an innovative approach to teaching, a wider and richer choice of programs to improve the student academic experience and employment perspectives, and a solid commitment to social responsibility.
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En el #DíaMundialSinTabaco, @IdoiaPardavila, profesora de @enfermeriaunav, habla de la disminución del consumo de cigarrillos tradicionales en jóvenes y adolescentes, pero alerta sobre el uso de vapeadores y la necesidad de mejorar la educación sanitaria sobre sus riesgos.
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Hoy se ha presentado en @unedtudela la 25ª edición de los cursos de verano de las universidades navarras.
📚 47 propuestas, de las que la Universidad organiza 7
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https://www.unav.edu/web/cursos-de-verano
@gob_na
@unedpamplona
@UNavarra
@unav
@unedtudela
🎓🎓 Rafael (@Rparaluce) y María Pérez Araluce (@maria_paraluce) son hermanos y los dos han defendido su tesis doctoral este curso. El próximo 6 de junio recibirán su birrete.
¡Conoce su historia!
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https://www.unav.edu/noticias-y-eventos/protagonistas/tesis-cuestion-hermanos
El catedrático de @edupsicoUNAV Jesús de la Fuente recibe el Premio Barry J. Zimmerman 2025 por su contribución al estudio del aprendizaje autorregulado.
Se trata del primer investigador español en recibir este galardón otorgado por la @AERA_EdResearch.
👉 https://www.unav.edu/noticias/-/contents/29/05/2025/el-catedratico-jesus-de-la-fuente-recibe-el-premio-barry-j-zimmerman-2025-por-su-contribucion-al-estudio-del-aprendizaje-autorregulado/content/lovPblW1fC70/167900133
Más de la mitad de las universidades españolas no forman a sus médicos en cuidados paliativos.
Presentado el primer Atlas de Cuidados Paliativos de Europa, un análisis de 56 países liderado por @AtlantesPC y la Asociación Europea de Cuidados Paliativos.
👉 https://www.unav.edu/noticias/-/contents/29/05/2025/mas-de-la-mitad-de-las-universidades-espanolas-no-forman-a-sus-medicos-en-cuidados-paliativos-un-nuevo-estudio-detecta-la-grave-carencia-en-la-educacion-para-aliviar-el-sufrimiento-por-enfermedades-graves/content/lovPblW1fC70/167868650
"La innovación permite aumentar la sofisticación y el valor de los productos. Un precio alto es un derecho de la compañía que innova", afirma Alejandro Ruelas-Gossi, profesor de @EconomUnav. #En5Tuits resume los 5 patrones que comparten empresas y regiones que lo han logrado.
"4⃣ Orquestar la cooperación pública-privada a través del diseño de una robusta política industrial.
Por ejemplo, el gobierno vasco coordina la interacción entre actores públicos y privados para favorecer la innovación en la región".
"5⃣ Buscar ideas en lugares punteros.
El conocimiento específico es clave para la innovación en las organizaciones. Por ejemplo, el intercambio con universidades extranjeras ha ayudado a transformar y mejorar la industria láctea neozelandesa".
La Universidad impulsa la innovación colaborativa para afrontar los retos de la economía circular.
Más de 50 expertos analizan los retos de la transición industrial, económica y medioambiental hacia este modelo de producción y consumo sostenibles.
👉 https://www.unav.edu/noticias/-/contents/28/05/2025/la-universidad-de-navarra-impulsa-la-innovacion-colaborativa-para-afrontar-los-retos-de-la-economia-circular/content/lovPblW1fC70/167550633
🥗🍝🥩 Con motivo del #DíaMundialdelaNutrición, entrevistamos a Marta Cuervo, profesora del grado en Nutrición Humana y Dietética de @farmaciaunav. Nos habla sobre la alimentación saludable, las tendencias y la eficacia de los suplementos alimenticios.
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Ha fallecido Heliodoro Dols, arquitecto de la Ermita del campus. DEP.
Su persona y su obra pueden descubrirse en el libro que escribió Javier Domingo de Miguel, antiguo alumno de @etsaunav.
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https://www.unav.edu/web/escuela-tecnica-superior-de-arquitectura/bitacora/buscador/-/blogs/javier-domingo-de-miguel-antiguo-alumno-de-la-escuela-de-arquitectura-presenta-su-libro-heliodoro-dols-tradicion-modernidad-autenticidad-
University of Navarra has 36 Master’s programs
Founded in 1952 by St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, the founder of Opus Dei
The University of Navarra Alumni Association was established in 1993. Fifteen years later, the Alumni Association was the largest in Europe with over 21,000 members.
Seek and present the truth
The University of Navarra has agreements with over 350 universities from all over the world, 50 of which are among the top 50 of the world according to international rankings. It is currently a member of European University Association, International Association of Universities, and IREG Observatory of Academic Rankings.
Mission and vision
- Deliver university-level teaching in various fields, confer the corresponding academic degrees and provide students with the means (educational materials, a library, information on scholarships, and financial aid) to enable them to derive the full benefit from their studies.
- Promote academic research in different fields of knowledge to further teaching and as a way to bring knowledge to society and foster innovation and development.
- Contribute to students' education through personalized mentoring, with activities aimed at acquiring professional competences and personal habits that stimulate personal development in all of its dimensions: cultural, artistic, religious, athletic, and solidarity
- Stay in touch with alumni of the University through continuing education activities and other cultural and social initiatives of the Alumni Association.
- Organize continuing education and specialization programs for alumni based on the trends and needs of different professions
- Cultivate the bonds between the University and the members of the Friends of the University of Navarra and keep them informed of the fruits of their partnership
- Carry out cultural dissemination and university outreach work through activities organized by the University itself and initiatives carried out in conjunction with other institutions
- Cooperate with other universities and university-level institutions such as hospitals, business schools, research centers, art institutes and educational and development organizations
Where institutional, ideology and statutory aspects are collected
+1,000
Research projects
€95m
Budget to investigate
The University of Navarra aspires to become an international reference Research University and to conduct interdisciplinary, international research with a high degree of social implication. The aim is for the improvement in research to have a positive effect on teaching quality.
Research at the University of Navarra covers multiple areas, but it has a strong focus on biomedicine. The main research centers are:
- Center for Applied Medical Research
- Center for Nutrition Research
- Center for Biomedical Engineering
- Institute of Tropical Health
- Institute of Culture and Society
Become a Member
The World 100 Reputation Network is a group of the best universities in the world, delivering research that enhances reputation and offering leaders the chance to develop their own careers on a global stage. Members benefit from events and study tours, training, monthly media monitoring, and unique reputation research to provide institutional advantage.
University of Alberta

W100 Representative
Andrea SmithSENIOR ADVISOR (PORTFOLIO STRATEGY)
Andrea Smith is the Portfolio Strategy Senior Advisor for External Relations. Andrea uses her extensive leadership experience building businesses from strategic assessment through to realization to enrich External Relations’ vibrant and dynamic work environment. A civil engineer with an MBA, Andrea’s professional skills, coupled with her eclectic leadership experience in corporate, not-for-profit and public institutions (universities), provide important insight and direction to the External Relations portfolio.

Since its inception in 1908, the University of Alberta has had the vision to be one of the world’s great universities for the public good. The university is dedicated to the promise made by founding president Henry Marshall Tory that “knowledge shall not be the concern of scholars alone. The uplifting of the whole people shall be its final goal.” This promise endures as the university strives to improve the lives of people in Alberta, across Canada, and around the world.
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From revitalizing Chinatown to campus cultural groups, U of A students Kelly and Melody share how they’ve explored pathways to connect with and celebrate Asian heritage in Edmonton.
https://www.ualberta.ca/en/youalberta/2025/05/building-bridges-of-heritage-finding-my-asian-community-in-edmonton.html
Did you know AI learns just like a human brain?
U of A researchers have developed an algorithm that mimics the brain by adding new neurons as it learns. Deep learning models power tools like smart assistants and self-driving cars, but over time, they can lose their ability to…
Meet Isabel Pi-Fen Chueh, curator of the Mactaggart Art Collection and the creative force behind Birds and Beasts: Wearing Honour and Order in the Qing Dynasty.
From her first snowy days on campus to finding inspiration from the river valley, Isabel shares how her journey at…
Birds and mythical beasts take centre stage in a new exhibition at the U of A. Curated by Isabel (Pi-Fen) Chueh, Birds & Beasts features intricate artifacts from national collections, revealing how civil and military officials of the Qing dynasty used embroidered rank badges to…
A U of A-led team has completed a 613-metre core, the deepest ice core ever drilled in the Americas, from the Müller Ice Cap in Nunavut.
The core, along with three shallower ones, will help uncover up to 20,000 years of Arctic climate and ocean history.
https://www.ualberta.ca/en/folio/2025/05/deepest-ice-core-in-the-americas-drilled-in-canadian-arctic.html…
The U of A’s new interdisciplinary AI + Health Hub brings together experts from 10 faculties to turn advanced research into practical health-care solutions.
From disease diagnosis to hospital management and drug discovery, the initiative invites leading AI expertise to improve…
U of A researchers are uncovering how genes and lifestyle factors interact to influence stroke risk and outcomes.
Using “multiomics” methods to analyze DNA, proteins and metabolites, the team aims to identify biomarkers that could lead to faster diagnosis, improved prediction…
Judge Gurcharan Singh Bhatia has spent a lifetime advancing human rights and championing the importance of educating future generations.
A longtime supporter of the U of A, he continues to inspire students through awards and initiatives that help build a more inclusive society.…
What does hydrogen research look like at the U of A? We asked Dr. Amit Kumar to break down his research in 60 seconds.
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41,000 students at five separate campus locations
University of Alberta students, faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and staff have received many academic awards and distinctions over the history of the university, including 71 Rhodes Scholarships, 15 Banting Post-doctoral Fellowships, 41 3M National Teaching Fellowships, and three Governor General Awards for Literature
More than 300,000 alumni in 140 countries
The University of Alberta has won 78 National Athletics titles.
A place where good ideas have
a strong chance to become reality
The U of A has close to 400 teaching and research agreements with governments and partner institutions in nearly 50 countries. Key examples include Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore, and Fudan University/Shanghai Medical College in China.
The Helmholtz-Alberta Initiative is an independent research partnership between the U of A and the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres. The U of A’s largest international collaboration, which was recently renewed until 2020, merges scientific and technical expertise to develop innovative solutions for today’s challenges in energy and the environment, terrestrial ecosystem and resource informatics, and health. The initiative is expanding into infectious disease research.
Mission and vision
- To be a vibrant and supportive learning environment
- Discover, disseminate, and apply new knowledge through teaching and learning, research and creative activity, community involvement, and partnerships
- To give a national and international voice to innovation in our province, taking a lead role in placing Canada at the global forefront
- To inspire the human spirit through outstanding achievements in learning, discovery, and citizenship in a creative community, building one of the world’s great universities for the public good
Home to leading experts in both established and emerging fields
$12.3b
Annual impact on Alberta economy
$500+m
Annual research funding 2019
The University of Alberta is one of Canada’s top teaching and research universities, with an international reputation for excellence across the humanities, sciences, creative arts, business, engineering, and health sciences. In particular, the University of Alberta is internationally recognized as a world leader in diabetes research, energy and environment, virology, food security, nanotechnology, humanities computing, printmaking, artificial intelligence, family business research, carbohydrate chemistry, and circumpolar research.
Our expertise and strength attracts over $500 million annually from various research funders and partners including federal and provincial government, industry, foundations and other organizations.
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University of New South Wales (UNSW)

W100 Representative
Fiona Docherty
Vice President - External Engagement
Fiona Docherty is responsible for UNSW’s International, Marketing & Communications Service, which has been created to better support the realisation of UNSW’s strategy through stronger student recruitment, international partnership development, and global profiling activity. As Vice-President, External Relations Fiona leads this new and evolving service, supporting the President and Vice-Chancellor to deliver UNSW’s 2025 Strategic Plan and providing leadership across the following areas:
- Recruitment of future students to UNSW full degree and alliance programs, ensuring UNSW becomes ‘Australia’s Global University’ through the size and diversity of its student body
- Support for the development of a small number of strategic international partnerships which enhance our ability to address contemporary challenges and make a positive impact in Australia and around the world
- Strengthening of the University’s branding, communications, and marketing strategy, ensuring that UNSW’s mission and values are projected effectively, both locally and internationally, through PR and events.
In 2012, Fiona became Pro Vice-Chancellor, International at UNSW. Since then, UNSW has grown its international student community to 14,500; ranked first in Australia for graduating students with international experience; seen international student satisfaction rise above 90%, and joined two new international networks (GlobalTech Alliance and the Association of Pacific Rim Universities).
Graduating from the University of Glasgow in 1990, Fiona worked for arguably the UK’s most admired and progressive family business, Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate, becoming the company’s youngest director responsible for: corporate communications, sales, marketing, and community outreach programs in the UK and in countries like Ethiopia, India, and Brazil. Fiona was also a formative member of the UK’s Ethical Tea Partnership.

Established in 1949 with a unique focus on the scientific, technological and professional disciplines, University of New South Wales (UNSW) is a leading Australian university committed to making a difference through pioneering research and preparing the next generation of talented global citizens for career success.
University of New South Wales (UNSW) has a proud tradition of sustained innovation, focusing on areas critical to our future – from climate change and renewable energies to lifesaving medical treatments and breakthrough technologies. In the social sciences, UNSW research informs policy and expert commentary in key issues facing society ranging from human rights and constitutional recognition of Indigenous Australians to public health and population ageing.
UNSW offers an extensive range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs. We attract talented students from across Australia and around the world. Our 50,000-plus students come from 128 countries, making us one of Australia’s most cosmopolitan universities. Our emphasis on quality continues to push up entry standards with record demand from the State’s top school leavers.
The main UNSW campus is located on a 38 hectare site at Kensington, seven kilometres from the centre of Sydney. Other major campuses are Art & Design in Paddington and UNSW Canberra at the Australian Defence Force Academy.
The Latest from University of New South Wales
Yesterday, EU Energy Commissioner @KadriSimson and the Hon @BowenChris MP toured UNSW, including a visit to key energy R&D facilities in solar photovoltaics, green hydrogen and more.
We wrapped up the tour with a visit to the record-holding Sunswift Racing car! ☀️⚡️
Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (IDERD), sometimes known as ‘Harmony Day’ in Australia.
So why are they both on the same day? Here’s a 2 min history lesson. 👇
Find out more about inclusion and diversity at UNSW.

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Australia is on the cusp of a brilliant future – but we need your help…!
UNSW, @Sydney_Uni and @ethics_centre have partnered up to propose a new, national Institute for Applied Ethics that will provide independent, expert advice on the profound ethical issues facing our nation.
We’re calling upon the Australian Government for a one-off $33.3 million investment in Australia’s future by supporting the proposed Australian Institute of Applied Ethics.
🔗 Pledge your support:

Homepage - The Ethics Institute
Australia's ethical infrastructure has been neglected. Support a national institute that will ensure better decision-making for the benefit of all.
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How researchers are helping to restore the waters of Sydney Harbour 🐟
💬 “It takes a certain amount of self-confidence to think, ‘Yeah, I might be wrong’ and ‘Why do I think that?’…”
UNSW A/Prof Michaelis Michael explains the markers of a bad faith argument – and how learning to argue better can make us better people.

How to have better arguments
A UNSW Sydney philosopher explains the markers of a bad faith argument and how learning to argue better can make us better people.
www.unsw.edu.au
If not friend, why friend shaped? 🤔
This juvenile platypus was rescued after noticing strange behaviour and an inability to dive.
After making sure he had no injuries and could display foraging behaviours, UNSW researchers from the @Platypus_CI released him back to the river.
The platy was able to enjoy some belly rubs, being too young to have venom in his spurs (and remember, this is an expert researcher - don't attempt to provide belly rubs to platys yourself).
📸: Dr Tahneal Hawke (@tahneal_hawke), Platypus Conservation Initiative, UNSW
Spot the difference 🔍
📸 UNSW Archives
When endangered species are seen struggling to survive it’s easy to assume they can be saved by giving them more of what they have now – but what if they could flourish with very different environments, foods and climates?

How palaeoconservation can rescue animals at the edge of existence
The distant past could provide clues to a species' immediate future.
www.unsw.edu.au
A fresh coat of rainbow must mean it’s @sydneymardigras season 🌈
Check out everything happening at UNSW throughout the festival 🔗 https://www.edi.unsw.edu.au/get-involved/mardi-gras
UNSW have more top ratings in broad fields of research (Excellence in Research for Australia 2018) and more impact cases rated high (2018 EI Assessment) than any other Australian university
UNSW has 19,095 online course enrolments
In 1958, the University name was changed from The New South Wales University of Technology to the University of New South Wales, and in 1960 it broadened its scholarly, student base and character with the establishment of a Faculty of Arts, soon to be followed, in 1960, by Medicine then in 1971 by Law
We are a powerhouse of cutting-edge
research, teaching and innovation
UNSW Australia is a founding member of the Group of Eight – a coalition of Australia’s leading research-intensive universities – and the prestigious Universitas 21 international network. We are the only Australian member of the Global Alliance of Technological Universities; a member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU); and a partner of Coursera, the largest provider of MOOCs in the world. With internationally recognised and award-winning academic staff, we have an impressive standing in global league tables, achieving our highest ratings for research, innovation and facilities.
Mission and vision
- To be a world-class, world-changing university.
- To bring inspiring people together and create a world-class environment for learning and research, empowering staff and students alike to discover and share knowledge that can change the world.
Ranked in the top 1% of world universities
4,485
Higher degree research students
$550m
Annual research income
University of New South Wales (UNSW) has a strong reputation for research excellence. Through this excellence, the focus is on continuing to increase UNSW’s research contribution both regionally and globally.
At UNSW Sydney we are passionate about research, changing lives and achieving global impacts.
We strive to meet tomorrow’s challenges and are an acknowledged world leader in photovoltaics, HIV/AIDS research and quantum computing.
Our strengths:
- Biomedical sciences
- Water, climate, environment and sustainability
- Next generation materials and technologies
- Social policy, government and health policy
- ICT, robotics and devices
- Law, business and economics
- Fundamental and enabling sciences
- Contemporary humanities and creative arts
- Defence and security
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Keio University

Keio University is Japan’s first modern institution of higher learning. Founded in 1858 by Yukichi Fukuzawa, a highly respected educator and intellectual, it has distinguished itself over the last century and a half as a leader of education, research, and medicine in Japan. Keio continues to be guided by Fukuzawa’s principles on practical learning, in particular the need to think for oneself to identify problems and to formulate and test hypotheses to form solutions. Keio encourages its students to adopt this empirical approach in education, research, and medicine to propel the humanities and sciences forward.
Keio has 10 undergraduate faculties and schools, 14 graduate schools, and a highly reputable university hospital. The university also maintains 30 research centers on its six main campuses across the greater Tokyo area. These campuses are home to approximately 29,000 undergraduate students and 4,500 graduate students. Keio highly values its presence internationally, with over 300 partnerships with universities and organizations in more than 70 countries and more than 1,900 international students. Keio offers a wide range of programs for international students, including a full-time Japanese language program, 23 degrees taught in English, and 32 double degree programs with prestigious partner institutions around the globe – more than any other Japanese university
Alumni are renowned throughout Japan and around the world, with a number of distinguished entrepreneurs, politicians, and academics have studied at Keio. Keio is particularly proud of its alumni and the strong ties it maintains with its graduates. Keio is committed to further social contribution and better international visibility to bolster its position as a world-leading research university. Under the Top Global University Project, Keio has integrated its academic and research strengths into the three transdisciplinary initiatives of Longevity, Security,
and Creativity. Centered around these initiatives, Keio is strengthening collaborative ties with the international community through active joint research, co-supervision of students, and academic exchange, and pursuing interdisciplinary, international, and cutting-edge research to contribute towards the advancement of global society.
In 1899 Keio beccame Japan's first private university to send students abroad: four to Germany, two to the United States.
Keio University is one of the 12 Core Clinical Research Hospital in Japan
Keio's alumni have achieved great success at the Olympics and Paralympics. In terms of medals, they have won 5 Gold, 13 Silver, 9 Bronze
The Latest from Keio University
Check out the latest edition of The Penmark, Keio’s monthly e-newsletter (May 2025)
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The University of Sydney

W100 Representative
Kirsten Andrews
Vice Principal, External Relations
Kirsten Andrews has worked at The University of Sydney since 2013, gaining the role of Vice Principal, External Relations in 2022. Prior to the role of Vice-Principal, Kirsten worked as Vice-Chancellor’s Chief of Staff and Director of Media and Government Relations at the university.
Among her many achievements, she is responsible for transforming the University’s media engagement approach and has been instrumental in ensuring a smooth leadership transition during a time of great complexity for the institution.
Prior to joining the University, she held senior positions in government and the not-for-profit sector, including at the National Heart Foundation, as Chief of Staff to a federal minister, and Deputy Director of Communications to the Premier of New South Wales.

The University of Sydney is one of the world’s leading, comprehensive research and teaching universities – consistently ranked in the top 1% of universities in the world. It is ranked in the top 50 engineering and technology universities in the world and consistently ranked in the world’s top 25 universities for humanities and social sciences by the Times Higher Education. Sydney Medical School is one of the highest-ranked medical schools in the Asia-Pacific region and our Business School’s Master of Management program is ranked number one in Australia by the Financial Times.
The University of Sydney is committed to the transformative power of education and to fostering greater knowledge and understanding of the world. Our aim is to make lives better not just by producing leaders of society, but by equipping our people with leadership qualities so they can serve all of our communities at every level.
As a leader in tertiary education, we have been challenging traditions for more than 160 years. We were one of the first universities in the world to admit students solely on academic merit and to open our doors to women on the same basis as men. In creating the first university in Australia in 1850, our founders recognized the power of education to change society. We hold that belief just as strongly today.
The Latest from The University of Sydney
We are proud to announce the launch of the @SydVietInst; a multidisciplinary research and engagement hub which marks the next chapter in the University’s research in the region.
“As our flagship research initiative in Vietnam, it will support current and future leaders, and be a…
With attendance from the recently launched NetZero Institute and the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute, the signings followed a delegation from Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, led by Chairman Mr Phan Van Mai and including Vietnamese Government officials.
“We are delighted to further our commitment to advancing medical research in Vietnam and explore opportunities to collaborate on net zero solutions.” Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor @mscott AO
@Sydney_Uni has signed two Memorandums of Understanding with the Ho Chi Minh…
With attendance from the recently launched NetZero Institute and the University of Sydney Vietnam Institute, the signings followed a delegation from Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, led by Chairman Mr Phan Van Mai and including Vietnamese Government officials.
We’re thrilled to share @Sydney_uni has performed strongly in the 2024 QS @worlduniranking by Subject, with 36 disciplines in the top 50 globally! #QSWUR Read more: https://sydneyuni.co/3TRkKLu
Holi, also known as the festival of colours, is a celebration that honours the triumph of good over evil.
People celebrate the festival with friends and family eating sweets, playing with colourful powder called gulal, and dancing to traditional music.
Wishing all our staff,…
We’re looking for 150+ of the world’s best educators to transform the experience of our students and advance teaching practice.
"A world-class education sets our students up for the future so the importance of a great teacher can’t be overstated. These specialist educators will…
Have you been to the @biennalesydney, Ten Thousand Suns exhibition at Chau Chak Wing Museum yet?
As part of her residency at @Sydney_Uni Mangala Bai Maravi’s works are being presented at the Biennale of Sydney. The series titled, Baiga Godna Indian Tribe, 2024 includes two…
Renowned leader @davidthodey has been elected as Chancellor of @sydney_uni as Belinda Hutchinson AC is stepping down after nearly 12 years of service.
Delighted that David Thodey has been elected Chancellor of @Sydney_Uni succeeding Belinda Hutchinson, who has led the University Senate for more than a decade, with great distinction.
https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2024/03/11/university-of-sydney-senate-elects-new-chancellor.html
Excited to host the commemoration of Economics Journalist @1RossGittins 50th anniversary at @Sydney_Uni in partnership with @smh. Let's celebrate his remarkable achievements and lasting impact, including his Hon Doc of Science in Economics. #RossGittinsUSYD
The University of Sydney has 73,000 students (based on student enrolments as at August 2019)
The university has 380,000 alumni in more than 170 countries
At the London 2012 games our students and alumni brought home one gold, three silver and four bronze medals.
Challenging traditions for
more than 160 years
We work in collaboration with Australian and international partners to find solutions to some of the world’s most complex problems.
As a central part of its international strategy, the University is committed to fostering partnerships with other leading institutions and promoting mobility of students and staff. Our partners include some of the world’s leading universities, and with them, we take part in research collaborations and academic exchanges. These include more than 60 research collaborations and networks with partners in Asia and India.
We also have more than 280 student exchange partners in Asia, Canada, Israel, Scandinavia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Western Europe. In 2014, we signed a new partnership agreement with one of Europe’s leading humanities institutions, Sciences Po, which allows students to split four years of study between one of three Sciences Po campuses and Sydney.
Key values:
- Courage and creativity
- Respect and integrity
- Diversity and inclusion
- Openness and engagement
Regularly ranked in the world’s top 50 universities
90+
Research Centres
500+
Research partners
Our research strategy is to nurture disciplinary excellence while enabling delivery of solutions to real‑world 21st-century problems. Our research community includes more than 1300 research staff and almost 5000 research students. We are home to 75 research centres and three National Health and Medical Research Council Centres of Excellence, and a member of 10 Cooperative Research Centres.
In the Australian Government’s Excellence in Research for Australia benchmarking exercise, more than 75% of academic fields of research at the University performed above or well above world standard.
Our research is driven by the big picture. We take a problem and look at it from all angles by bringing together the world’s most talented researchers in multidisciplinary teams. We have committed substantial support and large‑scale investment to help them explore new frontiers of knowledge in areas of national and global importance. The work undertaken by a few of our multidisciplinary centres illustrates the potential of this approach.
The Charles Perkins Centre is tackling some of the greatest health challenges humanity has ever faced: obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and related conditions. The centre brings together outstanding minds to improve our understanding of the impact of diverse factors on these conditions, including psychological makeup, education, cultural norms, economic pressures, the built environment, and the agricultural and food industries.
The Brain and Mind Research Institute brings together patients, support groups and frontline carers with scientists and clinicians. The institute’s diverse research programs include healthy brain ageing, youth mental health and molecular neuroscience.
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University of Southampton

W100 Representative
Simon Peatfield
Director of Communications and Marketing
Simon is the Director of Communications and Marketing at the University of Southampton. Communications and Marketing manages the University’s reputation and brand and they communicate its aims and achievements to stakeholders around the world.

The University of Southampton is a top 20 UK university and a top 100 university globally. The university is an exceptional place whose people achieve remarkable things. They are a world-leading, research intensive university, with a strong educational offering, renowned for innovation and enterprise.
The ambition at the University of Southampton is to change the world. This is a grand statement, but it is an achievable one with the support of the more than 200,000 hardworking people who make up the students, staff, alumni, and community of the institution.
The Latest from University of Southampton
Our expert in employment law Dr Joe Atkinson says workers need a meaningful say over digital surveillance at work 💼
His new report says it poses risks to employees’ rights and wellbeing.
Read more 👉 https://ac.pulse.ly/rpie4zdgft
Breast cancer researchers are supporting a charity walk on 8 June in aid of the research they conduct.
PhD student Grace Hayes, who studies how breast cancer spreads to bones, is backing the cause with her mum, Deborah.
Find out more 👉 https://ac.pulse.ly/vhv0cfmtwa
“Academic reputation, employability prospects and network building”, that’s what brought Dibyayan, a BSc Accounting and Finance student, to the UK. But what he found was even more rewarding.
From building life long relationships at the campus to landing a role at…
Our researchers have found that boys who are overweight in their early teens risk damaging the genes of their future children.
Their children are more likely to develop asthma, obesity and low lung function.
Find out more 👉 https://tr.ee/mcssA3
📸 World Obesity
The untold story of a gruesome 18th century triple murder in Sussex is examined for the first time.
In a new book by Professor Tony Kushner, ‘The Jewish Pedlar’ tells the story of Jacob Harris.
Launching June 4, find out more 👉 https://lemonbooking.pulse.ly/kmovrywonf
A new study from our psychology researchers shows that small tweaks to talking therapy could help prevent patients with anxiety and depression from developing psychosis, a condition that affects 1 in 100 people.
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@SotonPsych
Huge congratulations to the team at the Blue Room who have been awarded two AA Rosettes for their culinary excellence🌟🥂
This remarkable achievement marks the first time a UK university has received such an honour for its own restaurant, distinguishing The Blue Room among the…
Would you swipe left or right? Our researchers have found that Reform voters are likely to enjoy more success on dating apps than Conservative voters, but supporters of left-wing parties had a better chance of getting a match overall.
Find out more 👉 https://tr.ee/7UDNfF…
Our scientists have issued a warning to parents about the dangers of toys which contain magnets.
It follows our latest study which shows that hundreds of children have been hospitalised after swallowing them.
Read more here👉https://www.southampton.ac.uk/news/2025/05/childrenmagnets.page
@CAPTcharity @SouthamptonBRC…
25% of students are international, hailing from more than 130 different countries
University of Southampton are a founding member of the Russell Group
The university were one of the first universities to embrace digital resources, and create online-only courses accessible from around the world.
From humble beginnings
to world-renowned status
The University of Southampton has built up strong relationships with partner organisations all over the world, including business, industry and other leading higher education institutions. The university has a campus in Malaysia, with a high focus on Engineering courses. Following the first two years in Malaysia our students continue their studies in the UK with access to our world-class research facilities. UoS also has strategic partnerships with Dalian Polytechnic University and universities within China and Singapore.
The university is a founding member of Worldwide Universities Network (WUN) for international research collaboration and addressing issues of global significance.
Core Principles
- Collegiality: one team working, planning, and delivering together, toward our shared vision
- Quality: always striving to achieve the highest quality in everything we do
- Internationalisation: delivering across global markets and building strong partnerships with other leading organisations
- Sustainability: ensuring our actions lead to financial, social, and environmental sustainability
A top 20 UK university
22,000
Enrolled students
£137m
Annual research income (16/17)
The University of Southampton is a world-class research-intensive Russell Group university. Over 96 percent of our research has been assessed as world-leading and internationally excellent in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014.
The university groups its groundbreaking work being carried out by world-leading researchers into the eight research themes, through which they are addressing some of the most challenging issues facing society today. These eight research themes are: Energy, Environment, Global economy and culture, Health and healthcare, Population, migration and mobility, Security, Technology, and Transport.
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The University of Sheffield

W100 Representative
Steve Thompson
Interim Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Head of Digital
Steve Thompson is the Interim Deputy Director of Corporate Communications and Head of Digital at the University of Sheffield, with a focus on digital communications and showcasing research and its impact. He and his team are behind the re-launched University-wide campaign #WeAreInternational which aims to ensure International students and staff are welcome in the UK post-Brexit.
Since joining the University of Sheffield, his team has won several CASE and Heist awards such as the Best Use of Social Media and the CASE European District Circle of Excellence award for Best Practices in Communication and Marketing.
Previous roles include eBay Enterprise where he led the implementation of the digital communications for the Times newspaper paywall launch and delivered global email marketing communications for British Airways.

Founded in 1905, the University of Sheffield has grown in reputation and size to become one of the UK’s leading universities with a global reputation for teaching and research. As part of the UK Russell Group, the University is a premier-league, research-led institution with over 26,000 students including more than 7,000 international students from 121 countries and over 7,000 members of staff.
The University of Sheffield was voted number one in the UK for accommodation, social life, and community atmosphere in the 2015 Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey. Its Students’ Union was also voted number one in the UK for the seventh year running. The University is renowned for its friendliness and sense of community; an experience which students enjoy so much that many settle in Sheffield after they graduate.
The University has produced a number of leading figures in the area of research including six Nobel Prize winners, 12 fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering, and 18 fellows of the Royal Society, and many of our alumni have gone on to hold positions of great responsibility and influence around the world.
The Latest from The University of Sheffield
Beyond the Strongman: What’s at Stake in South Korea’s Snap Presidential Election
co-written by our very own Dr Nahee Kang @nahee with Dr Kahee Jo @sheffielduni
@Diplomat_APAC
This week,@UUKIntl launched their #IndianStudentsInUK campaign in collaboration with
@StudyUKBritish 🇮🇳🇬🇧
Sonal's experience studying at leading universities in the UK, and now teaching at a Russell Group institution, shows the lasting impact of the UK's academic excellence. 🥇
Water = life 💧
But who gets to control it?
A river in Tanzania tells a bigger story - about rice, farming & fairness.
Frances Cleaver shares 20 years of research from the Usangu Plains.
🌍 Watch for #WaterSavingWeek: https://bit.ly/4k6m7S7
@Satinder0892696 @sheffielduni @BRUKresearch Welcome 🤗 to Sheffield, Satinder! With you here, we can officially announce our lab’s move @sheffielduni. Huge thanks to you & the rest of the lab members for making the transition smooth. Exciting science ahead 🧬 🧪 🧫
‘It All Starts with Play’ – New National Campaign and APPG on Play in England -@SheffieldUni
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/geography-planning/news/it-all-starts-play-new-national-campaign-and-appg-play-england
Researchers from the University's School of Architecture and Landscape and School of Geography and Planning help launch @PlayEngland's new 10-year strategy at…
⏳ Just one week left to join the Big Walk! ⏳
Be part of Sheffield’s biggest fundraising challenge and help power life-changing neuroscience research!
📍 https://cstu.io/5074df
It takes a village to raise children, as they say - the same can be said for long-tailed tits 🐣
A recent study from @JenniferMorinay and Prof Ben Hatchwell explored why one of the UK's tiniest bird species often act as foster parents, read more in their @ConversationUK piece👇…
What does true protection look like for sanctuary seekers in higher education?
Explore the final part of this series 👇
https://bit.ly/3H4Hy7v
Support goes beyond access - it means housing, legal help, advocacy and care.
#SeekingSanctuary #InclusiveEducation
📢 £18.8 BILLION!
That’s the economic impact delivered in just one year by northern universities, including the University of Sheffield, that comprise the @N8research - a collaboration of the eight most research-intensive universities in the north of England.…
The combined impact of the N8's universities in 2021–22 saw:
🔹 £8.6bn generated from research activities
🔹£1.7bn generated from knowledge exchange & commercialisation
🔹 £8.5bn generated from institutional expenditures
Explore the N8 report in full: …

New report reveals northern research universities generate £18.8 billion boost to UK economy - N8...
Report demonstrates that the N8 universities are not only major drivers of economic growth in the North of England...
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Our £80m @amrc @boeing Composites at Speed and Scale (COMPASS) programme is just one of many examples of how our collaborative R&D is tackling global challenges while boosting economic growth.
Discover more about COMPASS:
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Boosting Sustainable Aviation - N8 Research Partnership
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99% of research submitted to the 2014 Research Excellence Framework rated as internationally recognised or better
1.3 million books and periodicals in the University library
Six members of staff have been awarded a prestigious Nobel Prize
Ranked in top 50 most international universities in the world
The University’s research partners and clients include: Boeing, Rolls Royce, Unilever, Boots, AstraZeneca, GSK, ICI, Slazenger, and many more household names, as well as UK and overseas government agencies and charitable foundations.
We work with partners that are recognised as excellent in their regions, and who recognise educational values and systems operating in those regions without compromising the values of our guiding principles. The expertise of our partners complements our own knowledge, creates increased value and strengthens our collaboration. These strategic partnerships will help us to develop teaching and research activities at a scale that could not happen otherwise, by adding value to our own knowledge through the collaboration and thereby extending our global reach and reputation.
Mission and vision
- To educate others and ourselves and to learn through doing so, thereby improving the world.
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That research, teaching, and learning together create a positive culture of higher education.
Ranked in the top 1% of world universities
1,476+
Research staff
£197.5m
Income from research grants and contracts (17/18)
Researchers at the University of Sheffield are passionate about tackling the great global challenges of our time.
The key issues facing humanity are embedded within complex systems, which cross the boundaries of academic disciplines. They recognise that effectively addressing these challenges means working together across the traditional boundaries of our research fields.
Tackling complex issues requires interdisciplinary and translational research – taking academic research and turning it into real-world solutions.
Our researchers are making life-changing discoveries and solving problems that have a global impact.
From developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases and making our energy sources sustainable, to addressing the challenges of food security and an ageing population, we’re finding ways to improve our world.
Become a Member
The World 100 Reputation Network is a group of the best universities in the world, delivering research that enhances reputation and offering leaders the chance to develop their own careers on a global stage. Members benefit from events and study tours, training, monthly media monitoring, and unique reputation research to provide institutional advantage.
The University of Melbourne

W100 Representative
Siobhan Forbes
Executive Director Marketing and Communications
Siobhan Forbes joined the University of Melbourne in July 2017.
Siobhan has experience in the public and commercial sectors, most recently within financial services at National Australia Bank. She has also worked with the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Employment, Education and Training, Telstra, Michelin, Transport Accident Commission, Australia Post, and Transurban, among others. She has held non-executive positions with the Australasian Shared Services Association, the Breast Cancer Institute, and St Brigid’s. Siobhan is also co-founder of a company specialising in measurement and development of social intelligence.

The University of Melbourne enjoys an outstanding reputation with world ranking consistently placing us as Australia’s leading comprehensive research-intensive university, and one of the world’s top 50 universities.
Melbourne attracts the best and brightest students and researchers. We collaborate with a wide range of organisations to achieve positive research outcomes with global impact. And, with a history of over 160 years, we occupy a special place at the heart of our city’s cultural scene, as home to a number of museums, galleries and performing arts organisations.
Our researchers are at the forefront of international scholarship in fields as diverse as human rights law, climate change, telecommunications and medical research. Among our many distinguished academics are Nobel Laureate, Professor Peter Doherty and Laureate Professor, Professor Peter Singer.
The Latest from The University of Melbourne
Congrats to our 2025 Hansen Scholars 🎉
23 students from across Australia have been awarded the scholarship which recognises high-achieving students who demonstrate commitment to helping and leading others, and experience barriers to studying at the University.
“These…
ID3+ T cells hold the key to overcoming one of the biggest challenges in treating chronic diseases — immune exhaustion 🧬
Prolonged illnesses like cancer and chronic infections often leave the immune system in a state of exhaustion, where its frontline defenders – T cells – lose…
#UniMelb affiliated startup Cell Bauhaus has received a $3 million grant from the @gatesfoundation to continue their work utilising digital twins to investigate how genetic changes alter cellular behaviour.
The grant was awarded through the Foundation’s Accelerator program to…
A trailblazing music educator, a distinguished anthropologist, champions of urban and preventative health, and a Yorta Yorta leader dedicated to a lifetime of advocacy for Aboriginal affairs, have been conferred with honorary doctorates at #UniMelb graduation ceremonies.
The…
Congratulations to the fifteen #UniMelb students who have been named as New Colombo Plan Scholars for 2025!
This marks a record number from the University to receive the scholarship since the program began in 2014.
The New Colombo Plan (NCP) Scholarships program is an…
Congratulations to our Chancellor's and Narrm Scholars 🎉
Yesterday, we were proud to offer nearly 1600 Year 12 students scholarships from our Chancellor's and Narrm Scholarships programs.
The Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholarship offers fee remissions and a guaranteed place in…
Recently, 17 #UniMelb students shared insights from their Reach program case studies at the annual Reach Conference in Toronto.
Since 2022 our students have travelled globally through the Reach program to examine how critical interventions can reach people who are geographically…
A visionary gift from Pamela Galli AO will sustain and advance research into neurodevelopmental disorders, skin cancer prevention and treatments, as well as enabling new areas of investigation and research collaboration.
The new donation, announced to an audience of researchers…
Last Friday, we shared in Diwali traditions with @UMSUunimelb on our Parkville campus, with many #UniMelb students and staff enjoying the stunning performances and dancing the night away 🪔
Read more → http://unimelb.me/4hLOULl
@UMSUintl
The University of Melbourne have over 40,000 students, including over 12,000 international students from over 100 countries
The university was established in 1853, it is the second oldest university in Australia and the oldest in the state of Victoria
Launched in 2008, the Melbourne Curriculum offers a different study path to most Australian universities, with 11 broad undergraduate degrees and and 270 professional graduate degrees
Making a positive impact across the globe
The University of Melbourne maintains over 200 agreements for academic cooperation and exchange with leading universities around the globe. It is a member of Universitas 21 and the Association of Pacific Rim Universities. The University also has the largest inbound and outbound student exchange program in Australia, with over 140 exchange partners from 37 countries.
Through implementation of their International Strategy 2017-2020, The University has developed engagement plans for three countries in the Asian region: India, Indonesia and China.
Mission and vision
- Known for service to the nation, recognising the responsibilities inherent in our role as a leader in higher education
- Consistently ranked among the top 40 universities globally
- The Australian university of choice for the most talented students and scholars worldwide
- Known for research and impact, underpinned by a comprehensive and world-leading discipline base
- Renowned for delivering learning and teaching programs that transform talented students into thoughtful and accomplished graduates
- Supportive of, and provide opportunities for, students from all cultures and all backgrounds to successfully participate in the educational, cultural and social life of the University
- Renowned for achieving student satisfaction and graduate outcomes comparable to the best universities in the world
- Fully engaged in the life, culture and aspirations of Melbourne and the regions we serve
- Recognised as a leader in embedding sustainability in all aspects of the University’s operations, teaching and learning, research and engagement
- Deeply connected with business, government and community, using our campus precincts to attract partners with whom we can have mutually beneficial research, learning and teaching, and engagement relationships.
Ranked #7 worldwide for graduate employability
100+
Research centres and institutes
$474m
Annual research income
Research at Melbourne is guided by its research and research training strategy Research @ Melbourne: Ensuring Excellence and Impact to 2025. The strategy commits the University to pursue three Grand Challenges as a public-spirited, research-intensive institution:
- understanding place and purpose
- fostering health and wellbeing
- supporting sustainability and resilience.
The University maintains a comprehensive research base across a broad range of disciplines. This comprehensive approach provides a critical advantage in tackling diverse research questions from a range of perspectives while maintaining preparedness for unknown challenges and opportunities. The interdisciplinary Melbourne Research Institutes bring together researchers from across the University to tackle key societal issues and challenges in innovative ways:
- Institute for a Broadband Enabled Society (IBES)
- Melbourne Energy Institute (MEI)
- Melbourne Neuroscience Institute (MNI)
- Melbourne Social Equity Institute (MSEI)
- Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute (MSSI)
- Melbourne Material Institute (MMI)
- Melbourne School of Government (MSoG)
At Parkville, the University serves as the dynamic hub of the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct – the largest cluster of medical researchers in Australia. Through initiatives such as the Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, the Melbourne Brain Centre, and the Comprehensive Cancer Centre, the University is deeply involved with precinct partners, such as the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, the Bio21 Molecular Science and Biotechnology Institute, Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Melbourne Health, and the many hospitals in the area, striving to find ways to improve the health of Australians and to discover new treatments and procedures.
Become a Member
The World 100 Reputation Network is a group of the best universities in the world, delivering research that enhances reputation and offering leaders the chance to develop their own careers on a global stage. Members benefit from events and study tours, training, monthly media monitoring, and unique reputation research to provide institutional advantage.
The University of Manchester

W100 Representative
Andrew Simmons
Director of University Marketing (Interim)
Andy Simmons is Director of University Marketing (Interim) at The University of Manchester, by many measures the UK’s largest and most popular University. He is responsible for corporate marketing and brand management, and is a driving force in enhancing Manchester’s reputation for excellence.
Prior to joining the University in 2003, Andy spent five years in various marketing roles at Saga Holidays. He now leads the University Marketing Team with responsibility for marketing output across the institution’s range of corporate channels and campaigns.
Andy is a member of the University’s External Relations Strategy Group, which provides leadership, coordination and high-level focus to Manchester’s external relations activities, as well as monitoring perceptions of the University among external stakeholder groups and ensuring progress on related strategic and operational priorities.

The University has an exceptional record of generating and sharing new ideas and the quality, breadth and volume of its research activity is unparalleled in the UK.
The University is built on the shoulders of academic giants and can lay claim to 23 Nobel Prize winners amongst its former staff and students.
We are committed to providing a dynamic working and learning environment, where every member of our community is valued for their contribution and individuality.
The Latest from The University of Manchester
🎙️ New #InternationalWomensDay podcast!
For #IWD2025, Prof Sandra Bucci (@NIHRresearch, @OfficialUoM, @GMMH_NHS) and Dr Ola Abdelhadi share advice for early career researchers in this special podcast episode. 🎧
Find out more 👇
https://www.manchesterbrc.nihr.ac.uk/news-and-events/international-womens-day-podcast-2025-a-special-episode-with-professor-sandra-bucci-and-dr-ola-abdelhadi/
#IWDMcr
President and Vice-Chancellor Professor @duncanivison is visiting Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong this week to connect with partners, alumni and fellow universities to strengthen global academic collaborations and share insights for the future 🌏
https://www.manchester.ac.uk/about/news/president-and-vice-chancellor-strengthens-the-university-of-manchesters-ties-with-partners-and-alumni-during-china-and-hong-kong-visit
The University of Manchester has marked the launch of its Africa Strategy with a visit to Kenya to celebrate its partnerships with researchers there, who are addressing shared questions as outlined in the @UN Sustainable Development Goals.
We're proud to share that The University of Manchester has been ranked the 50th most powerful global university brand in the @timeshighered World Reputation Rankings 2025.
Read more 👇
In a new economic report published today, The University of Manchester’s far-reaching benefit to the region and to the UK was revealed.
@OfficialUoM's total economic impact on the UK economy in the 2022-23 academic year stood at £7.3 billion.
Highlights from the report include:
🎓 The University of Manchester directly provides around 1 in 25 jobs in Manchester.
💰 For every £1 invested in research activities, the University generates £5.95 in productivity benefits to the UK economy.
📈 In 2022-23, the University…
📑This #HeartMonth 2025, we have published our new collection, #HealthyHearts.
❤️With a forward from @TheBHF, the collection outlines the contributors to, challenges in, and solutions for cardiovascular health in a changing world.
🖱️ Read it here: https://policyatmanchester.shorthandstories.com/healthy-hearts/index.html
We are delighted to announce a number of awards and accolades that @OfficialUoM has received over the past couple of months, as well as share our latest social responsibility and civic engagement stories🎊
Read about all this and more: https://emarketing.manchester.ac.uk/benetworklz/lz.aspx?p1=VivDA1ODQ1NzJTODQ0MTU4MDQ6MUE4Rjk5QkVEMzAwREYwRTg5OTQ3N0UxNjJDOEFGMDk%3d-&CC=&p=0
This World Cancer Day, we are spotlighting the incredible work happening behind the scenes here at Manchester.
Professor Marianne Aznar’s research aims to improve the quality of life for childhood cancer survivors by studying and mitigating the long-term side effects of…
Working as part of @SMILE_cancer, Professor Aznar is collaborating with other researchers to provide more effective reconstructive options to children experiencing cosmetic and dental issues as a result of facial radiation treatment.
We asked: how will your research impact the…
We asked Professor Aznar if she had a message she wanted to share with families and children currently undergoing cancer treatment...
"We care a lot about the quality of life." 💜
Hear from Nalin Thakkar, our Vice-President for Social Responsibility, as he shares an overview of some of our priorities for the coming year ✨
@OfficialUoM @UoMSust #socialresponsibility #universityofmanchester #UoM #MakingaDifference
40% of their student body is made up of International Students
25 Nobel Prize winners have worked or studied at The University of Manchester
4,710 Academic Staff (including 2,695 teaching staff)
Virtuosity for the enduring
benefit of mankind
The University of Manchester is a truly global institution, with a reputation for education and innovation that resonates across the world.
The university has strategic partnerships and collaborations worldwide. We bring innovation to businesses, insight to institutions and create an unforgettable experience to those who study with us.
The University of Manchester forges pioneering collaborations with organisations and institutions around the world.
We work with businesses, universities, policymakers and more to bring the benefits of our expertise to industry and society.
The University of Manchester has signed agreements with the following top, research-led, universities:
- Tsinghua University , China
- Fudan University , China
- Seoul National University , Korea
- Kyoto University , Japan
- National University of Singapore
- Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, India
Mission and vision
- A people-centred institution
- A research-led institution
- An innovative institution
- A learning institution
- A meritocratic institution
- A socially responsible institution
- A Manchester institution
Ranked in the top 1% of world universities
500,000
Alumni
£391m
Annual research income
In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) 65% of research activity, amounting to 1,193 full-time equivalent staff at The University of Manchester, is judged to be ‘world-leading’ (4*) or ‘internationally excellent’ (3*), putting us among only a handful of universities with an internationally significant research profile over a wide range of subject areas. The University of Manchester is one of the top universities for biomedical research, and our international centres exploring cancer research, world poverty, environmental sustainability and social change are producing world-changing answers to global problems.
Most significant research breakthrough
The discovery of graphene by Prof Andre Geim FRS. This super-thin two-dimensional material (consisting of a single layer of individual, densely packed carbon atoms woven into one stable layer like a wire mesh) has the potential to replace silicon transistors in the not too distant future.
Prof Geim and Manchester researcher Dr Kostya Novoselov have received the prestigious Europhysics Prize, and Prof Geim was recently awarded the 2009 Körber European Science Award, worth 750,000 Euros.
Become a Member
The World 100 Reputation Network is a group of the best universities in the world, delivering research that enhances reputation and offering leaders the chance to develop their own careers on a global stage. Members benefit from events and study tours, training, monthly media monitoring, and unique reputation research to provide institutional advantage.