UH Mānoa ranked No. 4 in U.S., No. 28 in world for sustainability funding innovation
The ranking recognizes universities that adopt a variety of innovative strategies to secure long-term financial support for sustainability-focused initiatives.
The ranking recognizes universities that adopt a variety of innovative strategies to secure long-term financial support for sustainability-focused initiatives.
Hensel also honored Willard Wilson Award winner Professor Robert Toonen.
UH Mānoa placed in the top 2.2% of universities worldwide and top 3% in the U.S. in the latest QS global rankings.
UH Mānoa ranks among the top 2.6% of universities worldwide in the 2025 Global 2000 list.
The 2025 Carnegie Classifications reflect a multi-year effort to create a more relevant and complete view of higher education institutions across the country.
Rankings were based on different criteria, including research activity, placement success, quality assessment, student selectivity and faculty resources.
UH Mānoa was ranked in four broad subject areas and 22 narrow subject areas.
UH Mānoa far exceeded the minimum requirements, according to data from two national surveys.
UH Mānoa ranked No. 41 among the top 211 online master’s in nursing programs, placing in the top 20% of programs across the nation.
These rankings are among the most recognized global assessments of academic and research excellence.