University of South Australia

The University of South Australia is ranked among the top 150 universities in Australia and the top 500 worldwide. The University of South Australia is ranked by US News at #372 in 2021, down from #395 in 2020 and 2019. The ranking graph shows an increasing trend that indicates a turn for the better. The University of South Australia is ranked by THE in the 301-350 area for the academic year 2021, up from the 251-300 range for the rankings for the academic year 2020. The ranking graph is also showing a downward trend, which suggests a detrimental effect. The University of South Australia received above-average scores for the numerous ranking categories that THE proposes to rank any university, some of which are as follows: Citations: 68.1, industry outcome: 84.3, global outlook: 88.4.
 

Since admissions are the basis for all national and international rankings, the 2020 intake did not show significant differences. Only courses that were also available for 2019 enrollment were offered by the University of South Australia. The University of South Australia's QS ranking is #295 in 2021, up from #274 in 2020, which represents a ranking position increase. The University of South Australia received above-average scores in the following categories, with scores of 100/100 for international faculty, 70.4/100 for the ratio of international students, and 45.6/100 for the number of citations per faculty member, among others, contributing to an overall average score of 32.8/100.

At the University of South Australia, students have a choice of more than 70 academic fields of study spread across seven faculties. Business, engineering, medicine, law, the arts, social sciences, architecture, and sciences are just a few of the frequently taken courses at the University of South Australia. The rated courses are as follows: The University of South Australia's PG Business & Economics and PG Computers programmes are ranked between 126 and 150 by THE for 2021, and between 151-200 by QS-Global MBA. THE also rates postgraduate engineering and technology courses in the 201-250 range for 2021, and in the similar range for 2020.