In the 2023 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for 2023 released on October 12, the University of South Queensland has climbed hundreds of places, ranking among the 301-350th place in the world due to its dynamic research results and a strong international perspective.
From the ranking of 501-600 in 2021 to 401-500 in 2022, and then to the strong rise in 2023, the outstanding ranking results of the University of South Queensland benefited from a significant increase in research citations and improvements in the two categories of teaching and research.
Professor Geraldine Mackenzie, President of the University of South Queensland, said that this outstanding world ranking achievement is based on the clear and clear strategic direction of the University of South Queensland and confirms its ever-increasing reputation for innovation and excellence.
Professor Mackenzie said: "This is excellent news for the University of South Queensland and an affirmation of our hard work and commitment to becoming a global educational institution. This result further proves that we are not only the first choice for students, but also create results that can impact the world for our communities and industries. Our strong focus on top research and its results has made the University of South Queensland shine internationally and cultivated relevant and universal thinking ways that can solve problems in daily environments."
The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings is a global university rankings used to judge all core tasks of research universities: teaching, research, citation, industry revenue and international perspectives.
In the study citation category, the University of South Queensland's score rose from 74.2 to 85.5, an increase of 15%, ranking 228th among 1,799 universities. In addition, the University of South Queensland has maintained excellent results in the international field category, ranking 221st overall.
Professor Mackenzie said: "The past few years have shown that our flexible and innovative approach is closely related to the ever-changing world needs. Our curriculum, teaching, student support and research can prove that the University of South Queensland is a regional university with important international influence."
