Top Universities in Melbourne (Australia)
List of top leading universities in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia:
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) - It is rated as the top entrepreneurial university in Australia, and 12th in the world, according to the GSEA annual Top Entrepreneurial Universities List (2009).
Monash University - It is ranked 3rd in Australia, 5th in the Asia-Pacific region and 59th in the world for its MBA program in the Economist's 2009 MBA rankings.
Swinburne University of Technology - Named the best university in Melbourne for graduate satisfaction, generic skills, teaching quality according to the 2010 Postgraduate Good Universities Guide.
University of Ballarat - It is ranked among the top 10 Australian universities for teaching performance, according to data by the Federal Department of Education, Science and Training (2005).
Victoria University - The University has a strong tradition of excellence in teaching, learning and academic success. It was ranked among the Top 20 universities with good teaching standards and performance in by The Australian, 2006.
University of Melbourne - It has jumped two places to No 36 globally and is the only Australian university to have all surveyed disciplines in the Top 30 in the world, according to the THE-QS 2009 World University Rankings. It has also received excellent endorsements of its international research standing, ranked by its peers at No 20.
La Trobe University - Ranked in the top 150 in the world for Arts and Humanities, by the Times Higher Education QS World University Rankings 2009.
Deakin University - It is one of Australia's largest universities. Deakin has won the prestigious Australian University of the Year award twice. In 2009 Deakin's MBA and MBA (International) receives five star rating from the Graduate Management Association of Australia.
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Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) - It is rated as the top entrepreneurial university in Australia, and 12th in the world, according to the GSEA annual Top Entrepreneurial Universities List (2009).
Monash University - It is ranked 3rd in Australia, 5th in the Asia-Pacific region and 59th in the world for its MBA program in the Economist's 2009 MBA rankings.
Swinburne University of Technology - Named the best university in Melbourne for graduate satisfaction, generic skills, teaching quality according to the 2010 Postgraduate Good Universities Guide.
University of Ballarat - It is ranked among the top 10 Australian universities for teaching performance, according to data by the Federal Department of Education, Science and Training (2005).
Victoria University - The University has a strong tradition of excellence in teaching, learning and academic success. It was ranked among the Top 20 universities with good teaching standards and performance in by The Australian, 2006.
University of Melbourne - It has jumped two places to No 36 globally and is the only Australian university to have all surveyed disciplines in the Top 30 in the world, according to the THE-QS 2009 World University Rankings. It has also received excellent endorsements of its international research standing, ranked by its peers at No 20.
La Trobe University - Ranked in the top 150 in the world for Arts and Humanities, by the Times Higher Education QS World University Rankings 2009.
Deakin University - It is one of Australia's largest universities. Deakin has won the prestigious Australian University of the Year award twice. In 2009 Deakin's MBA and MBA (International) receives five star rating from the Graduate Management Association of Australia.
* Next: Top Universities in New South Wales
