UTS Soars to 88th in QS World University Rankings, Achieves Historic Milestone

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has risen to the 88th spot in the QS World University Rankings, marking a significant achievement. UTS Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Parfitt attributed this success to the university's commitment to impactful research and sustainability, alongside beneficial industry partnerships that improve graduate employability.


PTI | Sydney | Updated: 01-07-2024 12:30 IST | Created: 01-07-2024 12:30 IST
UTS Soars to 88th in QS World University Rankings, Achieves Historic Milestone
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The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has climbed to an impressive 88th position in the QS World University Rankings, setting a new record for the institution.

UTS Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Andrew Parfitt, expressed gratitude towards the UTS staff, crediting the university's heightened focus on high-impact research and positive social and environmental changes for this notable achievement.

''Our recognition in these prestigious rankings is a testament to our unwavering commitment to research excellence and the formation of valuable industry partnerships that enhance job opportunities for our graduates,'' Parfitt stated. ''It's equally gratifying to see our contributions to sustainability being acknowledged, with our leadership in sustainability research providing crucial insights, technology, and solutions in sectors such as green energy, climate change, and clean water and sanitation.''

In the newly announced Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2024, UTS secured the 13th spot globally among 1,963 institutions, excelling in assessing universities' capacity for partnership and collaboration.

Significant initiatives contributing to UTS's performance in the Impact Rankings included leadership of the RACE for 2030 initiative, collaboration with UNICEF on water self-supply in Asia and the Pacific, the One Earth Climate Model project, and engagement with NGOs on SDG-focused programs.

UTS solidified its standing as the 9th best university in Australia in the QS rankings, evaluated on research, learning experience, graduate outcomes, global engagement, and sustainability.

To learn more about UTS's offerings and achievements, visit discover.uts.edu.au.

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