University of New South Wales

The University of New South Wales, also known as UNSW, has become one of the top 100 academic institutions in the world as well as in Australia. US News & World Report places UNSW at number 51 for the year 2021, a drop of 13 points from the rankings for the previous year. While THE places UNSW at #67 for 2021, a 4 point drop from the position it held in the previous year's rankings. THE awards UNSW a score of 67.4, which is above average. Other ranking categories that received high marks were international view (95.2), citations (84.1), industry income (72.7), research (60.4), etc. These results are above average and reflect the university's overall positive reputation. Learn more about UNSW Admissions.

UNSW is ranked by QS at position #44 for the year 2021, one spot higher than position #44 in 2020 and reflecting a declining trend in the ranking graph. The University of New South Wales is rated highly by QS due to its higher scores across the board, including its overall score of 77.7, which is a good score, and its higher scores in each of the ranking criteria: international students' ratio: 99.8, employer reputation: 94.4, citations: 93.5, and academic reputation: 90.4. Despite changes in ranking positions, this suggests that UNSW has a solid reputation.
 

With more than 400 degree programmes offered in management, engineering, science, law, education, social sciences, the arts, and other fields, UNSW offers a wide range of opportunities for students. UNSW courses that have received rankings include: THE places UNSW's graduate business and economics programmes at number 57, while QS places UNSW's global MBA at number 41 for the year 2021. THE also places UNSW's graduate engineering and technology programmes at #48 for the year 2021, a drop of 11 points from 2020. The THE has also ranked UNSW's PG Computer programmes at #54 for the year 2021.