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Australia's success not guaranteed as Asia rises

The University of Sydney has dropped four places in the world's most prestigious university rankings list, the latest report from Times Higher Education has revealed.

University of Sydney
Source: University of Sydney

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By Heba Kassoua



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According to the report, due to be released around the world on Thursday, Australia took out 23 places in the world's top 400 universities.

Top 10 univerities in the world
Source: the Times

The 2016 Times Higher Education: Top 800 Universities has just been published. So which Australian universities rank among the top 100 in the world?

The nation's oldest tertiary institution, the University of Sydney, dropped from 56 to 60 this year, tying with the University of Queensland, while its Sydney rival UNSW moved up four places to 78.


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