2005 Melbourne Institute International Standing of Australian Universities

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This table shows the 2005 standardised rankings from the quantitative survey conducted by the Melbourne Institute into the international standing of Australian universities. The Institute examined a number of variables to determine this standardised ranking, including the international standing of staff, graduate programs, undergrad intake, undergrad programs, resources, and the views of Deans and CEOs.

Note: The Melbourne Institute is operated by the University of Melbourne

University   Index
Australian National University   100
University of Melbourne   100
University of Sydney   93
University of Queensland   87
University of New South Wales   84
University of Western Australia   77
Monash University   75
University of Adelaide   70
Flinders University of South Australia   55
La Trobe University   55
Macquarie University   55
University of Tasmania   54
Murdoch University   53
University of Newcastle   53
University of Wollongong   53
Curtin University of Technology   50
Griffith University   50
University of New England   50
Deakin University   49
James Cook University   49
Queensland University of Technology   49
University of Technology,Sydney   47
University of South Australia   46
RMIT University   44
University of Canberra   44
Southern Cross University   41
Swinburne University of Technology   41
University of Western Sydney   41
Victoria University   41
Charles Darwin University   40
Edith Cowan University   40
Central Queensland University   39
Charles Sturt University   39
University of Southern Queensland   38
University of Ballarat   37
Australian Catholic University   36
University of the Sunshine Coast   32
University of Notre Dame, Australia   29

[truc_dhv]

online source or ref.?

is this ranking internationally?? most of Australian Universities in top 100!!!?? dont think so, bro!

[Admin]

Australia only, the number is the point, not the ranking.

[Vo Le Phu]

It is interesting! This is only the rank of universitites' competence in Australia. The survey unveils competive capacity between university around Australia. You can pursue with further aspects via: http://www.australian-universities.com/rankings/

With the respect of international ranking, unfortunately, there is no South Australian stands in the top 10 of the world. You can trace this by: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2004/Top%20100%20Asia%20Pacific%20Universities.htm.

Only ANU is proud of top 10 of the regional ranking, Asia and the Pacific. However, "did you know" - the only comfort for Adelaide University is its leading of Group of Eight universities in Australia: http://www.go8.edu.au/

[BNDTEGAK]

well as far as I know, there is no particular ranking for the group of Eight! what you said abt the ranking, in my point of view, is simply the alphabetical order .

And the Australian universities are undoubtedly far from the so-called top 10 of the world

[labatvi]

Uni Adelaide is in group of eight this is the truth but I don't think it's leading in this group. :cool:
My poor Uni (UniSA hic...hic...)  is nothing in ranking list. Anyway, you can not expect a more- than-10-year-old university to be famous as other old unies. Time,all we need is time.
Just waite and see what dynamic UniSA can do in the future he..he... :gatling: