Top Universities in Australia for Business
The top ranked Australian universities for business studies include the UNSW Australian School of Business, University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), University of Melbourne, Australian National University (ANU), to name a few.
The Australian School of Business is the largest Business School in Australia. It is ranked Number 1 for excellence in teaching and learning (DEST Learning and Teaching Performance Fund 2009). The School of Accounting is ranked Number 1 in the world for research (1998-2005) by Accounting & Finance Journal, June 2007.
UTS Business, Law and Economics took the Number 1 spot for graduate employment rates (amongst all Sydney based universities) and placed at the top for good teaching and overall graduate satisfaction amongst ATN universities. UTS is a member of the Australian Technology Network of Universities.
Melbourne Business School is ranked No. 2 in Asia and Australasia (QS Global 200 Top Business Schools, 2010). In the Financial Times Business School Rankings 2010, it is ranked No. 2 in Australia (overall measure) and No. 63 in the world (overall measure).
ANU College of Business and Economics consistently outperforms its competitors in the fields of Accounting, Economics, Econometrics and Statistics. The College has been granted the prestigious and highest A1 band by the Australian Government for excellence of teaching.
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The Australian School of Business is the largest Business School in Australia. It is ranked Number 1 for excellence in teaching and learning (DEST Learning and Teaching Performance Fund 2009). The School of Accounting is ranked Number 1 in the world for research (1998-2005) by Accounting & Finance Journal, June 2007.
UTS Business, Law and Economics took the Number 1 spot for graduate employment rates (amongst all Sydney based universities) and placed at the top for good teaching and overall graduate satisfaction amongst ATN universities. UTS is a member of the Australian Technology Network of Universities.
Melbourne Business School is ranked No. 2 in Asia and Australasia (QS Global 200 Top Business Schools, 2010). In the Financial Times Business School Rankings 2010, it is ranked No. 2 in Australia (overall measure) and No. 63 in the world (overall measure).
ANU College of Business and Economics consistently outperforms its competitors in the fields of Accounting, Economics, Econometrics and Statistics. The College has been granted the prestigious and highest A1 band by the Australian Government for excellence of teaching.
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