
Category 3 · Social · data updated on 5 November 2026
The social radar: World
Where to study, which job to choose, where to work and where to live?
The best high schools, universities, jobs, employers and places for a good life: first in Romania, then in Europe and the world. The same 14 conditions, adapted: results, demand, costs, risks.
The domains in this category
Each domain has its own page with the full ranking, the official data behind the scores and the sources.

The world’s best high-school systems
22 high-school systems around the world, compared by country and economy: PISA 2022 scores in mathematics, reading and science, equity, teachers, pressure on pupils and access for families who move.
- Singapore10/14
- Ireland10/14
- Taiwan9/14

The world’s best universities
22 universities around the world, scored on 14 conditions: the 2026 QS world ranking, Times Higher Education 2026, employability, research, costs and how hard it is to get in.
- ETH Zurich11/14
- EPFL, Lausanne11/14
- National University of Singapore (NUS)11/14

The best jobs in the world
22 jobs, scored on 14 conditions, based on the WEF Future of Jobs Report 2025 and the 2025 ManpowerGroup talent shortage survey.
- Information security specialist12/14
- Renewable energy engineer12/14
- Environmental engineer11/14

The best employers in the world
22 employers: the top 11 in Forbes World’s Best Employers 2026 and 11 more from earlier Forbes editions and recent rankings, scored on 14 conditions: pay, development, solidity, global presence and real chances of being hired.
- LEGO Group11/14
- IKEA11/14
- Costco Wholesale10/14

The best cities in the world for a good life
22 cities around the world, scored on 14 conditions: the 2026 EIU Liveability Index, the Mercer, Happy City and Monocle rankings, income, public services, safety, housing cost versus income and risks.
- Vienna13/14
- Copenhagen12/14
- Geneva12/14
At a glance
What the radar shows now
Simple charts, computed from the scores of the 110 positions in this category.
Top 10 in this category
The dashed green line marks the 10-condition threshold, from which an asset becomes a strong candidate.
How many assets sit in each zone
Most assets do not gather enough conditions. That is normal: we are looking for the exceptions.
10+ of 146–9under 6
Average conditions met, by domain
How “full” each domain is, on average, out of the 14 conditions.
On the radar now
The top two candidates in each domain
The drawing shows the profile across the 14 conditions: the larger and rounder the shape, the more complete the asset. Green dots are conditions met; the dotted circle is the threshold of 7.
Singapore
10/14 conditions met
Score 7.72 · High schools
Substance confirmed
Ireland
10/14 conditions met
Score 6.76 · High schools
Substance without form
ETH Zurich
11/14 conditions met
Score 8.28 · Universities
Substance without form
EPFL, Lausanne
11/14 conditions met
Score 8.06 · Universities
Substance without form
Information security specialist
12/14 conditions met
Score 7.80 · Jobs
Substance without form
Renewable energy engineer
12/14 conditions met
Score 7.38 · Jobs
Substance without form
LEGO Group
11/14 conditions met
Score 7.30 · Employers
Substance confirmed
IKEA
11/14 conditions met
Score 7.14 · Employers
Substance without form
Vienna
13/14 conditions met
Score 8.40 · Places
Substance without form
Copenhagen
12/14 conditions met
Score 8.38 · Places
Substance without form
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All 110 positions in this category, in one table. Click a row for the score on each condition, explained in plain words.
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