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Oxford overtakes Cambridge for first time in QS world rankings

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Oxford University broke into the top five by leapfrogging Cambridge, which fell back into sixth place. Imperial College London remained at seventh overall.

University College London remained in the top 10 but was overtaken by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and the University of Chicago.

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