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Ranking first in the 2026 Global Employability University Ranking, the University of Cambridge once again demonstrates its excellence on a global scale. Cambridge continues to set the standard for what it means to be prepared for the workforce in the cutthroat world of today, with 91% of its graduates holding highly skilled positions.

The University of Cambridge has reaffirmed its position as a world leader in the employability of graduates. Cambridge is the best university in the UK, with 91% of its graduates currently employed in high-skilled positions, according to the 2026 Times Higher Education Global Employability University Ranking.

This achievement demonstrates Cambridge's ideal fusion of innovation and tradition, from its well-known supervision system to its cutting-edge learning models and robust alumni network.

It's about actual outcomes, not just reputation. Oxford, Imperial, Durham, and other UK universities are following closely, but Cambridge stays ahead of the curve thanks to its emphasis on employability.

Manchester University joins four other UK educational institutions in the top 25 of The Times Higher Education‘s 2015 Global Employability University Rankings, released this week.

It joins Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and Edinburgh streets ahead of London heavyweights UCL and KCL, confirming the global desirability of Manchester graduates.

The TES rankings have been released this week as University of Manchester continues to climb up the international employability leader-board.

Manchester Uni has maintained an impressive position in the annual Global Employability University Ranking which rates how universities perform on graduate employability. The table puts Manchester in 24th place, a steady improvement on its 2013 and 2014 positions, in spots 26 and 25 respectively.

US establishments dominate the list with 39 from the top 150, while 12 UK universities make it on to the list, which is good showing.