University of Canberra World Ranking Just In
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University of Canberra has been ranked in the prestigious Times Higher Education World University Rankings, confirming its rise among the best universities in the world.
This achievement follows the University's recent climb of more than 100 places in the 2015-16 Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings announced last month.
The Times Higher Education's World University Rankings measure universities on five areas of higher education excellence: teaching, research, citations, industry income and international outlook.
Vice-Chancellor Stephen Parker said it is extremely pleasing to see that the University's growing reputation in research and education as well as its increasing international outlook are having an impact on these rankings.
"This is another great recognition of the University of Canberra's outstanding achievements in its very brief history," Professor Parker said.
Times Higher Education World University Rankings' editor Phil Baty said the rankings, now in their 12th year, "apply rigorous standards, using tough global benchmarks across all of a global research university's key missions – teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook."
"For University of Canberra to make the top 4% of universities in the world is an outstanding achievement to be celebrated."
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