Nicosia: Frederick University has been ranked the leading university in Cyprus for the fourth consecutive year in the Times Higher Education (THE) Sustainability Impact Ratings, according to a Press release by the University on Friday. In the recently announced 2026 edition, it is one of only three universities in Cyprus and Greece to be placed in the highest overall ranking band, 301-400 globally, and the only non-public university to achieve this distinction.
According to Cyprus News Agency, Frederick University is also distinguished among the top 100-200 universities globally in several of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) categories, including Quality Education, Affordable and Clean Energy, Reduced Inequalities, and Partnerships for the Goals.
In this year's THE Sustainability Impact Ratings, 1,646 higher education institutions from around the world were evaluated based on their performance and commitment to advancing sustainability and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
"This recognition highlights the University's strong global impact through its research, teaching, institutional policies, and engagement with society, reflecting its ongoing commitment to addressing global challenges," the statement notes.
Natassa Frederickou, President of the Council of Frederick University, stated that "Frederick University has once again retained its position as the leading university in Cyprus in one of the world's most significant rankings assessing universities' contribution to sustainable development." Professor George Demosthenous, Rector of Frederick University, added that "our outstanding performance in SDG4 - Quality Education confirms our active role in shaping responsible citizens who are capable of acting as genuine agents of change."