Australia is one of the most desirable countries in the world to live, work and study. With a high quality of living, a warm climate and an outdoor lifestyle, maybe you are feeling tempted for a trip Down Under.
Whether you live in Australia, or are keen to study here, there are so many world recognised places to take a degree but choosing where to study can be difficult.
The Melbourne Institute (operated by the University of Melbourne) has recently produced Australian Universities ranking.
This table shows the standardised rankings from the quantitative survey conducted by the Melbourne Institute into the international standing of Australian universities.
The Institute examined a number of variables to determine this standardised ranking, including the international standing of staff, graduate programs, undergrad intake, undergrad programs, resources, and the views of Deans and CEOs.
Rankings
- Australian National University 100
- University of Melbourne 95
- University of Sydney 93
- University of Queensland 84
- University of New South Wales 81
- Monash University 75
- University of Western Australia 68
- University of Adelaide 63
- Macquarie University 56
- Queensland University of Technology 53
- University of Wollongong 52
- La Trobe University 52
- University of Newcastle 51
- University of Tasmania 50
- Griffith University 50
- University of Technology,Sydney 49
- Curtin University of Technology 48
- Flinders University 48
- Murdoch University 47
- RMIT University 46
- University of South Australia 46
- Deakin University 45
- University of New England 45
- University of Western Sydney 44
- James Cook University 44
- Swinburne University of Technology 43
- Southern Cross University 41
- University of Canberra 41
- Victoria University 41
- Australian Catholic University 40
- Charles Sturt University 40
- University of Southern Queensland 38
- University of Ballarat 38
- University of the Sunshine Coast 38
- Edith Cowan University 37
- Charles Darwin University 30
- Central Queensland University 30
As very much expected, Australian National University headed the list followed by University of Melbourne. These are two of the most highly rated places to study in the world so it is easy to see how they topped the list.
Have you been to study in Australia? Let us know your thoughts. Or if you fancy moving here, these websites can help make it happen:
• Study in Australia
• Gap year in Australia
• Work in Australia