of Engineering Sciences School of Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health School of Industrial Engineering and Management International and national ranking These are KTH's placements on THE, QS, ARWU as well as U.S. News & World Report lists for 2020. QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) KTH's position in the total ranking: 89. THE (Times Higher Education) Ranked 155th best university. Ranked as 69th best university in Europe. THE Impact Ranking: 42. ARWU (Shanghai) KTH's position in the total ranking: 201–300. U.S. News & World Report, Best Global Universities Ranking Ranked as 207th best university in the world. Ranking placement in subject areas These are placements for KTH's subject areas on THE, QS, ARWU as well as U.S. News & World Report lists for 2019. Engineering & Technology THE (Times Higher Education): 53. QS (Quacquarelli Symonds): 30. ARWU (Shanghai): 100–150. U.S. News & World Report: 32. Natural Sciences QS: 78. Physical Sciences THE: 126–150. Campuses KTH Campus KTH Campus is the main campus of KTH located in the area of Östermalm. The main buildings by architect Erik Lallerstedt, were completed in 1917. The bells of the clock-tower were completed ten years later in 1927 at the 10 year anniversary of the transformation of the School of Mechanics to the Technological Institute. The buildings and surroundings were decorated by prominent early 20th-century Swedish artists such as Carl Milles, Axel Törneman, Georg Pauli, Tore Strindberg and Ivar Johnsson. The older buildings on the campus were renovated heavily in 1994. While the original campus was large at the time of construction, KTH very soon outgrew it, and the campus has since been expanded with new buildings. KTH Campus is still the base for most of the university's operations. KTH Kista In the 1980s, the predecessor to the current School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (at KTH) located some of their operations to a campus in Kista, Stockholm. Kista is situated north of central Stockholm and is Sweden's largest corporate center and one of the most important ICT clusters in the world. The area is home to over a thousand companies in the ICT sector, for example Ericsson, Volvo, IBM, Tele2, TietoEnator, Microsoft, Intel and Oracle. KTH Flemingsberg Since 2002, the current School of Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health (at KTH) has had a part of its activities in Flemingsberg, Stockholm. Flemingsberg is an area of high academic density and one of northern