QS Quacquarelli Symonds, the world's higher education research institute, today released its latest QS World University Rankings 2022.
The QS World University Rankings are currently the most read world university rankings in the world. With a total of 1,300 institutions on the list this year, it is the largest world university ranking ever held by QS.
The ranking measures the world's universities in terms of specific indices in 6 areas:
Academic reputation: 40%
Number of citations of unit faculty papers: 20%
Teacher-student ratio: 20%
Employer Reputation: 10%
Proportion of international students: 5%
Proportion of international teachers: 5%
In this ranking, Australian universities have climbed across the board and performed very well!
Ranked top 10 in the world
In this QS World University Rankings, the top 10 schools are: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oxford University, Stanford University, Cambridge University, Harvard University, California Institute of Technology, Imperial College, ETH Zurich, University College London, University of Chicago. This is also the tenth consecutive year that MIT has been named no. 1.
Australian University Rankings
Among the world's top 100, Australian universities account for 7 places, namely:
27th place: Australian National University
37th place: University of Melbourne
38th place: University of Sydney
43rd place: University of New South Wales
47th: University of Queensland
58th place: Monash University
93rd place: University of Western Australia
Australia's top four universities have all risen this year compared to last year.
The Australian National University returned to the world's top 30 list, ranking first in Australia and 27th in the world, improving by 4 places!
The University of Melbourne is back in Australia 2nd and 37th in the world, improving by 4 places!
The University of Sydney ranks 3rd in Australia and 38th in the world, improving by 2 places!
The University of New South Wales ranks 4th in Australia and 43rd in the world, improving by 1 place!
Other schools have also performed well in the new rankings:
University of Adelaide - 108th
University of Technology Sydney - 133rd
University of Wollongong - 193rd place
Curtin University - 194th
Newcastle University - 197th
Macquarie University - 200th
RMIT - 206th
Queensland University of Technology - 213th
Deakin University - 283rd
Griffith University - 290th
★ Full list ★
Seeing this result, who dares to say that we are Australian university water? The hair before Final is not white!