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The following universities have the most PhD graduates in "top 20" philosophy programs for 2017-18 ("top 20" is construed loosely to include some on the cusp given the last PGR).  For some schools PhD graduates of cognate programs (like HPS at Pittsburgh, and Logic & the Methodology of Science) are also counted, given their close ties to philosophy.  The number of graduates of each school currently in untenured tenure-track positions appears in parentheses after the name of the PhD-granting university. 

1.  Princeton University (8)

2.  New York University (7)

2.  Rutgers University, New Brunswick (7)

4.  University of California, Berkeley (6)

5.  Massachussetts Institute of Technology (5)

6.  Columbia University (4)

6.  Harvard University (4)

6.  Oxford University (4)

6.  Yale University (4)

10.  Cambridge University (3)

11. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (2)

11. University of Pittsburgh (2, both HPS)

The following schools have one PhD graduate each in an untenured tenure-track position in the "top 20" currently:  Stanford University; Cornell University; University of Chicago; University of Maryland, College Park; University of Wisconsin, Madison; University of York; University of California, Los Angeles; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; University of California, Irvine; University of Western Ontario; University of Texas, Austin; University of Arizona; University of Leeds; University of California, San Diego; University of Paris I-Pantheon/Sorbonne; University of Toronto; University of Potsdam.  Below the fold is a listing of the PhDs at each "top 20" school; please e-mail me with corrections.

 

New York University:  Oxford, Columbia

Rutgers University, New Brunswick:  —

Princeton University:  Harvard, NYU, Oxford

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor:  Cornell, Berkeley

University of Pittsburgh (Philosophy & HPS):  Berkeley, Michigan, Berkeley, Harvard, NYU, Maryland, Cambridge, Columbia

Yale University:  Princeton, MIT, Harvard

University of Southern California:  Oxford, Oxford, NYU

Harvard University:   Princeton, Wisconsin, MIT, Harvard Government

Stanford University:  York, NYU, UCLA, Rutgers, Stanford, Princeton, NYU

Massachussetts Institute of Technology:  Rutgers, Yale, Princeton, MIT 

University of California, Berkeley:  Princeton

University of California, Los Angeles:  Rutgers, Princeton, NYU, North Carolina, Rutgers

Columbia University (incl. Barnard):   NYU, Berkeley, Chicago, Rutgers, Berkeley, Rutgers, NYU, Yale, Pittsburgh

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill:  Berkeley, Princeton, Yale

University of Arizona:  —

City University of New York Graduate Center:   Columbia

Brown University:  —

University of Notre Dame:   Texas, Cambridge, Rutgers, UC Irvine, Cambridge 

University of Texas, Austin:  Harvard

Cornell University:  MIT

University of Chicago:  Sorbonne, Pittsburgh (HPS), Potsdam, Columbia

University of California, San Diego:  Western Ontario, MIT, Leeds, Michigan

University of Wisconsin, Madison:  Toronto, Princeton, Arizona, UC San Diego, Yale