South African and African Universities Rank UKZN High

South African and African Universities Rank UKZN High. The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) maintains its prominent position as one of the premier universities in South Africa and the African continent, as affirmed by the latest academic rankings conducted by the University Ranking by Academic Performance (URAP) for the year 2024.

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UKZN Standing Strong in Academic Quality

In the URAP ranking system, which prioritizes academic excellence, UKZN is recognized as the fourth-best university in South Africa. This accolade underscores the institution’s dedication to delivering high-quality education and research.

UKZN Acknowledgement of Excellence

Expressing satisfaction with this achievement, Ms. Normah Zondo, Corporate Relations Executive Director, emphasized the significance of the latest ranking. She remarked, “These rankings validate our position as a leading institution in South Africa and across the continent.

They reflect the ongoing commitment and dedication of our staff, students, and stakeholders.”

UKZN Consistent Recognition on the Global Stage

Various esteemed ranking organizations consistently place UKZN among the top universities in both South Africa and Africa. In the 2023 Center for World University Rankings (CWUR), UKZN secured its place in the top 2.4% globally and claimed the fourth position in Africa, marking a notable milestone.

Additionally, EduRank identified UKZN among the top five universities in South Africa and the top six in Africa in its evaluations based on research outputs, non-academic prominence, and alumni influence.

Conclusion

UKZN commitment to excellence remains unwavering as it continues to build upon its past achievements. The recent accolades serve as a testament to the university dedication to fostering greatness across all spheres.

With a focus on academic quality and continuous improvement, UKZN is poised to maintain its position as a beacon of excellence in the academic landscape of South Africa and beyond.