The University of Melbourne’s Melbourne Business School has leaped into the top ten of Bloomberg’s international MBA ranking. MBS climbed 14 spots to claim spot number nine on the list. No other Australian institutions appear in the chart that lists ...

The University of Sydney has placed fourth in the world in the latest iteration of QS’s graduate employability rankings, putting it ahead of institutions like Cambridge University and the University of Oxford. Above of USYD were China’s Tsinghua University (3), the ...

The Australian National University has shot up Times Higher Education’s Global University Employability ranking, coming in at 22. By climbing 10 places from last year, ANU bucked a local trend; the five other Australian institutions listed fell down the ladder. ...

What led to Times Higher Education becoming the university rankings giant it is today? “It was probably put together simply because if you are in journalism, putting lists in a newspaper is a great idea,” answered Duncan Ross, data and analytics ...

The University of Queensland has cracked the top ten in The Economist’s ranking of MBAs. UQ’s Business School is placed in spot number 10, on The Economist’s Which MBA? ranking chart, rising six places from last year. It’s followed by ...

The University of Melbourne is continuing its steady climb up the global university rankings. This time, it came in at 31 on the 2016 Performance of Scientific Papers for World Universities – published by the National Taiwan University. The NTU ranking, ...

In the first year that Times Higher Education has included business and economics, and computer science, in its World University Rankings by subject, the Australian National University has outdone all other local institutions in both these areas. Meanwhile, the University of ...

California Institute of Technology has finally been knocked off its perch atop the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, after six years in the top spot. Four Australian institutions have broken into the chart for the first time, while the University of Melbourne has outdone ...

Australian universities have continued their climb up the international rankings for institutions younger than 50 years old, making up 20 per cent of the top 50 young universities as judged by international agency QS. University of Technology Sydney once again ...

The University of Technology Sydney is snapping at the heels of the sandstone institutions in the global rankings race, becoming the first local non-Go8 institution to climb into the top 200 of QS’s World University Rankings 2016–17. UTS, placed at 193, ...