RALEIGH, N.C., March 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — BestMastersPrograms.org, a leading graduate education publication, has published a ranked list of the 50 Universities with the Most Nobel Prize Winners (http://www.
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Other universities on the list include (in alphabetical order):
California Institute of Technology – Pasadena, California
Carnegie Mellon University -Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Case Western Reserve University -Cleveland, Ohio
City University of New York -New York City, New York
Cornell University -Ithaca, New York
Duke University -Durham, North Carolina
Ecole Normale SupErieure -Paris, France
ETH Zurich – Zurich, Switzerland
Goethe University Frankfurt -Frankfurt, Germany
Heidelberg University -Heidelberg, Germany
Humboldt University of Berlin -Berlin, Germany
Imperial College London – London, U.K.
Johns Hopkins University – Baltimore, Maryland
Kingís College London – London, U.K.
Leiden University – Leiden, Netherlands
London School of Economics and Political Science – London, U.K.
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich – Munich, Germany
Massachusetts Institute of Technology – Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York University – New York City, New York
Princeton University – Princeton, New Jersey
Rockefeller University – New York City, New York
Stanford University – Stanford, California
Technical University of Munich – Munich, Germany
University College London -London, U.K.
University of California, Berkeley – Berkeley, California
University of California, Los Angeles – Los Angeles, California
University of California, San Diego – La Jolla, California
University of Chicago – Chicago, Illinois
University of Copenhagen – Copenhagen, Denmark
University of Edinburgh -Edinburgh, U.K.
University of Freiburg -Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
University of Gottingen -Gottingen, Germany
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign -Urbana/Champaign, Illinois
University of Manchester -Manchester, U.K.
University of Michigan -Ann Arbor, Michigan
University of Minnesota -Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota
University of Oxford -Oxford, U.K.
University of Paris -Paris, France
University of Pennsylvania -Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
University of Vienna -Vienna, Austria
University of Washington -Seattle, Washington
University of Wisconsin-Madison -Madison, Wisconsin
University of Wurzburg -Wurzburg, Germany
Uppsala University -Uppsala, Sweden
Washington University in St. Louis -St. Louis, Missouri
Yale University -New Haven, Connecticut
University of Zurich -Zurich, Switzerland
BestMastersPrograms.org managing editor J. Adler commented, "Choosing where to study a masters degree is a big life decision. We have compiled this list to highlight the 50 universities with the most Nobel-winning affiliates and inspire would-be masters students to weigh up their options and pick the right college."
Coming up with an exact count of Nobel Prize winners for a university is a surprisingly complicated matter. Many universities maintain their own tallies using widely divergent methodologies, most narrower than what appears on this list. Within this list, the Official Counts are those published by the universities themselves, while the unofficial count uses a broader, more inclusive tally of all prize winners affiliated with the university.
BestMastersPrograms.org is an online publication dedicated to helping prospective masters degree students find the right program to achieve their goals. In addition to rankings and reviews, BestMasterPrograms.org publishes school profiles, career guides, scholarship guides, and news and information of relevance to graduate-level students, faculty and staff.
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