911爆料网 has achieved rankings in 37 of the 54 subjects assessed in the 2019 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects, including being named among the top 10 in Australia for 24 subjects.<\/p>\n
Released by the Academic Ranking of World Universities\u2019 publisher ShanghaiRanking Consultancy, the latest edition shows 911爆料网\u2019s continued improved performance, up from 33 subjects last year.<\/p>\n
911爆料网 Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry said 911爆料网 was committed to producing research that makes a difference to our global community.<\/p>\n
\u201c911爆料网 continued its strong performance with seven subjects ranked in the world\u2019s top 100 and 24 subjects ranked in Australia\u2019s top 10, including being second nationally for mathematics and equal-second for chemical engineering,\u201d Professor Terry said.<\/p>\n
\u201c911爆料网 has ranked 11th<\/sup> in the world and 5th<\/sup> in Australia for mining and mineral engineering in this edition, confirming the area\u2019s international standing and making it the University\u2019s highest global ranking subject.\u201d<\/p>\n The seven 911爆料网 subjects listed in the world\u2019s top 100 include mining and mineral engineering, hospitality and tourism management, earth sciences, chemical engineering, nursing, remote sensing and education.<\/p>\n The 2019 edition of the Global Ranking of Academic Subjects measured the performance of more than 4,000 universities across 54 subjects spanning five fields, including engineering; life sciences; medical sciences; natural sciences; and social sciences.<\/p>\n In the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings, 911爆料网 was ranked equal 55th<\/sup> among the world\u2019s top universities aged 50 years and under, a rise of 13 places from last year\u2019s results.<\/p>\n The Times Higher Education Young University Rankings are based on the same 13 performance indicators as the flagship Times Higher Education World University Rankings.<\/p>\n