The 2024 QS World University Rankings have seen another rise, with the Australian National University continuing to rank among the global elite, topping Australia in the Top 20!
Australian National University (ANU)
On April 10, the international higher education research institution Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) announced the latest 2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject, with the Australian National University (ANU)has a total of 33 disciplines ranked in the top 100 in the world, compared to 2023,a total of 11 disciplines have improved, with 12 disciplines ranked in the top 20 in the world.
This ranking conducted an independent comparative analysis of over 16,400 individual university courses, from over 1,500 universities in 95 countries and regions worldwide, spanning five major academic fields, including Arts and Humanities, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences and Medicine, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Management, covering a total of 55 specialized disciplines.
*According to the QS World University Rankings data over the years, ANU has achieved the top comprehensive ranking in Australia a total of 16 times from 2006 to the present.
Specifically,
in the 2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject,
ANU's leading disciplines ranked in the top 100 in the world,
include the following majors👇
Overview of ANU's Top 100 Majors in the World
(2024 QS World University Rankings by Subject)
Archaeology: World No. 8
Political Science: World No. 8, up 2 places compared to last year
Philosophy: World No. 9
Anthropology: World No. 9
Development Studies: World No. 10, up 4 places compared to last year
Geography: World No. 11
Geology: World No. 12
Earth and Marine Sciences: World No. 12
Geophysics: World No. 13
History: World No. 13
Social Policy and Administration: World No. 14, up 14 places compared to last year
Sociology: World No. 19
Law and Legal Studies: World No. 25
English Language and Literature: World No. 28, up 9 places compared to last year
Economics and Econometrics: World No. 35, up 2 places compared to last year
Modern Languages: World No. 42, up 4 places compared to last year
Accounting and Finance: World No. 42, up 2 places compared to last year
Environmental Sciences: World No. 44
Physics and Astronomy: World No. 45
Mathematics: World No. 46, up 2 places compared to last year
Data Science and Artificial Intelligence: World No. 49
Linguistics: World No. 53
Computer Science and Information Systems: World No. 55, up 1 place compared to last year
Agriculture and Forestry: World No. 56, up 1 place compared to last year
Electrical and Electronic Engineering: World No. 60
Business and Management Studies: World No. 70, up 27 places compared to last year
Biological Sciences: World No. 83
Psychology: World No. 85
Chemistry: World No. 91
Anatomy and Physiology: World No. 51-100
Statistics and Operational Research: World No. 51-100
Media Studies:WorldNo. 51-100
Theology and Religious Studies:WorldNo. 51-100
About the Australian National University
ANU has6 Nobel laureates, including former Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt, the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics winner, two Australian Prime Ministers, 12 Australian federal ministers, and over 30 ambassadors, as well as many leading scientists and industry leaders in cutting-edge fields.
Currently, the university comprises seven colleges and four national scientific research institutes, including the Australian Academy of Science. ANU represents the top level of scientific research in Australia, is a member of the Australian 'Group of Eight', and also a member of several global top university cooperative organizations such as the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU) and the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU).__k77
In addition to consistently ranking first in the QS World University Rankings, ANU also performs excellently in other authoritative rankings:
GlobalUniversity Graduate Employability No. 1 in Australia(2023 and 2024 Times Higher Education Global University Employability Ranking)
Australia'sMost Internationally OrientedUniversity, No. 1 (2024 Times Higher Education World University Rankings)
The qualifications of the school's faculty are No. 1 in Australia(2023 Good Universities Guide)
Among Australian universities and the Australian 'Group of Eight', it hasthe lowest student to faculty ratio, No. 1 (2023 Good Universities Guide; 2024 Times Higher Education World University Rankings)
Undoubtedly, rankings can to some extent reflect the excellence of a school, but at ANU, this is only one dimension. As a world-renowned top higher education institution,ANU not only has outstanding rankings but also has its unique advantages in many other aspects,including: the unique geographical advantage of the capital; excellent research-led teaching methods; unique internship programs, etc. To learn more about ANU,click hereto continue reading.
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