The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has climbed to the 88th spot in the QS World University Ranking, achieving a new high and securing its position as one of the world’s top universities.
UTS Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Andrew Parfitt, thanked the work of UTS staff and said the impressive results reflect the university’s commitment to high-impact research and a focus on positive social and environmental change.
“The recognition we have received in these prestigious rankings is a result of our sustained commitment to research excellence as well as the development of beneficial industry partnerships that improve employment outcomes for our graduates.
“It is also pleasing to see our contribution to sustainability acknowledged. UTS leads the way in sustainability research, providing insights, technology, and solutions in areas such as green energy, climate change, clean water, and sanitation, to build a better future.”
In the newly released Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2024, UTS has also been named the equal 13th best performing university among 1,963 institutions globally, with a standout number one world ranking in a category assessing universities’ capacity for partnership and collaboration.