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Sultan Qaboos University Committed to Academic Excellence

Sultan Qaboos University (SQU) has made impressive strides in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Academic Programmes. The university’s petroleum engineering programme has jumped 25 places globally, securing a stronger position in the rankings. In addition, SQU’s nursing programme has earned a respectable 32nd place.

This progress highlights the university’s continuous efforts to improve its academic offerings and enhance its global standing. The petroleum engineering programme, in particular, has seen significant improvement. The rise of 25 spots is a clear indication of the quality of education and research at SQU.

The nursing programme, also part of the university’s expanding academic portfolio, continues to gain international recognition. Occupying 32nd place globally, SQU’s nursing department is seen as one of the leaders in the region. The university’s consistent performance in these key fields demonstrates its commitment to advancing education in specialized areas.

These advancements come as part of Sultan Qaboos University’s broader strategy to strengthen its academic reputation and offer world-class education. The QS World University Rankings are widely regarded as one of the most prestigious global ranking systems. SQU’s continued rise in these rankings underscores the quality of its educational programmes, particularly in fields like petroleum engineering and nursing.

SQU’s leadership has expressed pride in these achievements, noting that they reflect the university’s dedication to excellence in education and research. The university plans to continue expanding its academic reach, aiming for further improvements in future rankings. These accomplishments have garnered positive attention both regionally and internationally.

The success of SQU’s petroleum engineering and nursing programmes highlights the growing recognition of Oman’s higher education institutions on the global stage. As SQU continues to evolve, it remains committed to offering top-tier education to students and professionals alike.

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