In its newly released Global Employability Rankings, Times Higher Education ranked Boston University 6th in the world among the best universities for employability. The rankings include 150 schools from 33 countries. 

The survey ranks universities based on the perceptions of both national and international companies about the employability of their graduates.  Survey respondents, from a range of firms and industries, were also asked a host of questions about the skills that they believe graduates need if they are to adapt to the digital revolution, and which countries and institutions they feel are best preparing students for it.

BU placed 5th among the 35 US universities on the list. Read the complete report published by Times Higher Education. 

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