Grenoble Alpes University Recognized in THE’s Emerging 2026 World Rankings for the Employability of Its Graduates
International, Education, Employment, Business
November 14, 2025
The University of Grenoble Alpes (UGA) has reaffirmed its position among the world’s most highly regarded institutions for graduate employability. In the 2026 edition of the Global Employability University Ranking, compiled by Emerging and published by Times Higher Education (THE), UGA climbed to 232nd place globally, moving up one spot from the previous year.
France once again stands out in this year's rankings, ranking as the third-best-represented country with 18 institutions in the global Top 250, including 7 in the Top 50.
Among them, the University of Grenoble Alpes reaffirms its place alongside the leading French and international institutions, thereby solidifying its reputation for academic excellence and the professional success of its graduates.
UGA: A Key Player in Promoting Employability Regionally and Internationally
Through its research-based educational programs, its exceptional innovation ecosystem, and its close partnerships with businesses, the University of Grenoble Alpes has established itself as a key player in skills development and employability. This achievement reflects its scientific excellence, the quality of the support provided to students, the commitment of its faculty, and the strength of Grenoble’s economic fabric, which is focused on the technological, scientific, and societal challenges of the future.
"This international recognition underscores the relevance of our educational model, which is based on research, openness, and close ties to the socio-economic world.", says Yassine Lakhnech, President of the University of Grenoble Alpes. "It reflects the confidence employers have in our graduates, who are trained to meet today's major challenges."
A global ranking based on recruiters' opinions
Based on a survey of more than 12,000 executives and hiring managers from 42 countries, this 15th edition of the ranking assesses universities’ ability to produce the most employable graduates according to employers’ expectations.
Respondents identify the institutions they consider most effective at preparing students for the workforce, based on several criteria:
the alignment between the skills acquired and the needs of the job market,
the academic and professional reputation of the institutions,
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