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These 15 Australian universities rank among the top two per cent worldwide
These 15 Australian universities rank among the top two per cent worldwide

Time Out

time04-07-2025

  • Science
  • Time Out

These 15 Australian universities rank among the top two per cent worldwide

School's out in the northern hemisphere, which means university ranking season is officially in session. And so far, Australia's report card is looking pretty sharp for 2025 – with six of our unis making the esteemed Times Higher Education top 100 and two cracking the latest QS World University Rankings top 20. But don't pack your bags just yet – there's another major ranking to add to the study pile. The Centre for World University Rankings recently released its 2025 Global 2,000 list, assessing almost 21,500 institutions on four key pillars: quality of education, alumni employment, quality of faculty and research performance. This year, 39 Australian universities were included in the top 2,000 – and impressively, 28 of them ranked within the top five per cent of all higher education institutions globally. According to the quantitative academic ranking, Australia's number one for 2025 was the University of New South Wales (UNSW), which climbed to 52nd globally – putting it in the top 0.3 per cent worldwide. UNSW earned an overall score of 84.6, largely thanks to its solar cell technology research, which helped boost it's ranking from 99 in 2024. The University of Melbourne landed second in Australia, claiming the 64th spot globally with an overall score of 83.8 and an exceptional research ranking of 30. Also placing within the top 0.5 per cent of tertiary institutions around the world were the Australian National University (90th), University of Sydne y (94th) and University of Queensland (103rd). Meanwhile, Monash University (117th), University of Western Australia (151st) and University of Adelaide (213th) all landed in the top one per cent. These are the 10 best universities in the world according to the Centre for World University Rankings Harvard University, USA Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA Stanford University, USA University of Cambridge, UK University of Oxford, UK Princeton University, USA University of Pennsylvania, USA Columbia University, USA Yale University, USA University of Chicago, USA These are the 15 best universities in Australia University of New South Wales, NSW – 52 University of Melbourne, VIC – 64 Australian National University, ACT – 90 University of Sydney, NSW – 94 University of Queensland, QLD – 103 Monash University, VIC – 117 University of Western Australia, WA – 151 University of Adelaide, SA – 213 University of Technology Sydney, NSW – 314 Curtin University, WA – 329 Macquarie University, NSW – 341 Queensland University of Technology, QLD – 355 Deakin University, VIC – 365th Griffith University, QLD – 379th University of Wollongong, NSW – 385 Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Australia newsletter 🧑🏻‍🎓 Here are eight of the best universities in Australia for research, leadership and pretty campuses 📚 Check out the QS World Universities Rankings for 2026

UNSW top Aussie uni on global ranking amid overall decline
UNSW top Aussie uni on global ranking amid overall decline

AU Financial Review

time02-06-2025

  • Science
  • AU Financial Review

UNSW top Aussie uni on global ranking amid overall decline

Groundbreaking research in solar cell technology has catapulted the University of NSW into first place nationally on the 2025 edition of the world's best universities. Four Australian universities made the top 100 in the Centre for World University Rankings (CWUR), with Australian National University joining UNSW, Melbourne and Sydney, which all made the grade last year. However, the picture more broadly is one of decline.

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