The table provides information about the number of universities ranked in the top 200 in the world in three subjects across several countries in 2011.
Overall, it is clear that the number of universities ranked in these three subjects was higher in the USA than in other countries. The universities in the United Kingdom ranked second in these subjects. Furthermore, Australia and Canada showed a similar trend in their rankings. Meanwhile, New Zealand had the fewest universities ranked among these five countries.
To begin with the USA and UK, when considering the universities ranked in the top 200 in the three subjects, the USA had 69 universities ranked in Biology, while the UK had 30 fewer, with only 39. In the fields of Medicine and Psychology, the USA had 54 and 58 universities ranked respectively, whereas the UK had 24 and 29 universities ranked respectively.
Regarding Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, the data shows that both Australia and Canada had 9 universities ranked in Biology. In Medicine, Australia ranked 13 universities while Canada had 12. In terms of Psychology, the figures were 3 and 2 respectively. Furthermore, in New Zealand, the number of universities ranked in the top 200 were 6 in Biology, 2 in Medicine, and 4 in Psychology.