Research Collaboration Index2027

Subject index · 2027

Nursing

Who leads the world in Nursing research collaboration. 960 universities meet the data threshold to be ranked in this field, scored on the identical six-indicator method as the global index, using only their Nursing co-authorship network.

960
Universities ranked
127.1K
Field research publications
37,569
Collaboration links
75
Countries
$136.7B
Combined research funding

Provisional Nursing leaders

Provisional order shown; the full field index of 960 universities and their ranks reveal at the 1 September 2026 launch.

ProvisionalUniversityCountryRegionPartnersCountriesFunding
1Johns Hopkins UniversityUnited StatesNorth America37655$4.8B
2Harvard UniversityUnited StatesNorth America44754$1.3B
3The University of MelbourneAustraliaAsia-Pacific28546
4Wageningen University & ResearchNetherlandsEurope29548
5King Saud UniversitySaudi ArabiaMiddle East30157
6Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical CollegeChinaAsia-Pacific19139
7Jiangnan UniversityChinaAsia-Pacific17030
8Zhejiang UniversityChinaAsia-Pacific19930
9Jiangsu UniversityChinaAsia-Pacific15739
10Nanchang UniversityChinaAsia-Pacific18227
11The University of SydneyAustraliaAsia-Pacific24742
12Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityChinaAsia-Pacific25337
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The full Nursing index is sealed until launch

All 960 universities, with field ranks and scores, go public on 1 September 2026.

Field index reveals in·

Regional leaders in Nursing

RegionUniversityCountryPartners
North AmericaJohns Hopkins UniversityUnited States376
Asia-PacificThe University of MelbourneAustralia285
EuropeWageningen University & ResearchNetherlands295
Middle EastKing Saud UniversitySaudi Arabia301
AfricaStellenbosch UniversitySouth Africa185
Latin AmericaUniversidade Federal de PelotasBrazil92

Lead your field at the Subject Awards

The universities at the top of the Nursing index are shortlisted for the annual Research Collaboration Awards. Only partners can enter.

Awards announced from·

See the Awards → The methodology