Flinders University

Flinders University, a public research university in Adelaide, South Australia, was founded in 1966. The colleges of medicine and the humanities are among the top 10 in Australia, making this university one of the best in the country. Regarding university rankings, the Times Higher Education - University Ranking has placed the Flinders University between positions 251 and 300 for three consecutive years, from 2019 to 2021. This is a rise from its previous position of 301-350 in 2018.

Flinders University has considerably improved in QS World University Ranking, which placed it at 423 for 2021. Prior to this, it was placed between positions 551 and 600 for the years 2017 and 2018. While Times Higher Education (THE) accords equal weight to Research, Teaching, and Citations at 30% each, QS places the greatest emphasis on Academic Reputation (40%) followed by Citations per Faculty and Faculty/Student Ratio at 20% each.
 

Flinders University is ranked at 435 by US News & World Report's Global Universities specifically for the US. In addition to other rating factors, the US News & World Report bases their rankings on the number of publications cited, global research reputation, and regional research reputation (12.5% each).
 

For four years in a row, from 2017 to 2020, ARWU (Shanghai Ranking) - Universities Rankings has placed the university in the top 500. The Shanghai ranking prioritises academic research output and the number of Nobel Prizes staff members have received over reputation among academics and employers when determining the rankings of universities.
 

According to Times Higher Education, the university's ranking for pursuing PG Engineering and Technology in 2021 ranges from 301 to 400. (THE). Candidates should be aware that topic rankings factor in all relevant factors, such as course content and placements, as part of their process for rating subjects.