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Other notable accomplishments from this year include:

• The School of Dental Medicine ranked for the first time
• The School of Medicine jumped three spots to No. 59
• Pitt’s Department of Philosophy remains ranked No. 5 in the world
• The School of Nursing is No. 28 internationally, up seven spots from last year
• In Library and Information Management, Pitt moved up three spots to No. 17

In the annual portfolio of college and university rankings assembled by Quacquarelli Symonds, universities are ranked through a combination of five indicators: academic reputation, employer reputation, citations per paper, h-index, and international research network.