Australian Universities in World Top Ranking

According to the Webometrics Ranking of World Universities 2009, ANU is ranked first in Australia (World 48th), followed by Monash in second place (World 111th) and UNSW in third place. A total of 29 Australian institutions made it into the World top 1000 list this year.

Australian Group of Eight (Go8) Universities are all ranked in the Top 8 position. QUT and RMIT successfully made it into the Top 10.

National Rank, Name, World Rank
1 Australian National University 48

2 Monash University 111

3 U of New South Wales 120

4 U of Sydney 125

5 U of Queensland 127

6 U of Melbourne 130

7 U of Adelaide 248

8 U of Western Australia 318

9 Queensland U of Technology 353

10 Rmit University 371

11 Macquarie University 376

12 U of Technology Sydney 394

13 La Trobe University 453

14 U of Tasmania 532

15 U of South Australia 535

16 U of Wollongong 557

17 Curtin U of Technology 562

18 Murdoch University 581

19 U of Newcastle 592

20 Charles Sturt University 603

21 U of Southern Queensland 636

22 Flinders University 658

23 U of New England Australia 663

24 James Cook University 693

25 Deakin University 742

26 Griffith University 871

27 U of Western Sydney 899

28 Central Queensland University 907

29 Victoria University 982

Source: Webometrics Ranking 2009

* Next: Australian University Research Rankings

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