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70 per cent of Australian unis fall in QS World Rankings

Two universities made the top 20 and six made the top 50, as Asian unis push to improve

Erin MorleyJune 23, 2025Last Updated: July 1, 2025
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Go8 CEO Vicki Thomson. Just two Australian unis remain in the top 20. Picture: Nikki Short
Go8 chief executive Vicki Thomson attributed the fall in performance of the group’s universities to international politics and national policy.

Just under 70 per cent of Australian universities have dropped compared to last year in the latest QS World University Rankings released on Thursday.

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