Queensland University of Technology

The Queensland University of Technology, also known as QUT, is one of the top 50 universities in Australia and one of the top 500 worldwide. The Queensland University of Technology is ranked #186 by THE for the year 2021, an improvement of 7 points from the rankings for 2020. The ranking graph also shows a downward trend, which suggests a detrimental effect. The different ranking criteria by THE to rank universities result in average ratings for QUT, including 86.8 for citations, 84.6 for international outlook, and 54.3 for overall performance. QUT is ranked by US News at #197 for 2021, down from #224 in both 2020 and 2019. The ranking graph shows an increasing trend that indicates a turn for the better.

Since admissions account for many rankings, 2020 QUT Admissions did not note significant modifications to its admissions standards. Additionally, the courses that were being offered for admission were also offered. In terms of QS rankings, QUT fell from #224 in 2020 rankings to #217 in 2021. The following areas of ranking criteria, which are used to score and rank QUT, received above-average scores: citations per faculty (59/100), employer reputation (44.8/100), international student ratio (43.3/100), academic reputation (42.1/100), etc. Overall, QUT received an average score of 42.1/100.

More than a hundred fields of study are available at QUT, spread across seven faculties. Business, engineering, medicine, law, the arts, social sciences, agriculture, and sciences are just a few of the well-liked courses offered at the Queensland University of Technology. The rated courses are as follows: THE places QUT's PG Business & Economics and PG Computers programmes in the 101–125 area for 2021. Business courses dropped from #85 in 2020, while computer science courses also saw a drop in their rankings. The range of THE's PG Engineering & Technology courses rankings for 2021 and 2020 is between 151 and 175 points.