The table presents the number of universities ranked in the top 200 globally in 2011, categorized by three subjects – Biology, Medicine, and Psychology – in five countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.
Overall, the United States has a significant lead in all three subjects, while New Zealand ranks the lowest in each category. The other countries – the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada – have moderate numbers of universities in the top 200, with the United Kingdom performing relatively well compared to Australia and Canada.
In detail, the United States has the highest number of universities ranked for Biology (69), Medicine (54), and Psychology (58). The United Kingdom follows, albeit with substantially lower numbers: 30 universities in Biology, 24 in Medicine, and 29 in Psychology.
Among the remaining countries, Australia has 9 universities in Biology, 13 in Medicine, and 17 in Psychology, slightly higher than Canada, which has 9, 12, and 14 universities in these subjects respectively. New Zealand consistently has the lowest figures, with only 6 universities in Biology, 2 in Medicine, and 4 in Psychology.