World Uni Rankings: Not just THES, even QS + Shanghai indicate that Australians excel over others… LETS CHANGE OUR MINDSET…

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My last blog indicated that 60% of the Aussie Universities are in top-400 in the world as per the Times (THES) 2011 rankings… Now am presenting the analysis by the other two world rankings…

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Published by Ravi Lochan Singh

Ravi Lochan Singh is the Managing Director of Global Reach, a company that has been representing leading Universities from around the world for 29+ years. An alumnus of India's The Doon School, Delhi's SRCC and thereafter having completed an MBA from Bond University, Australia; he founded the company in 1991. Ravi has been working with various international bodies across countries in the development of the self-regulatory structures for the industry. His role with AAERI (the one of its kind agent body promoted by the Australian Government Departments) has earned him recognition as a major stakeholder in the education export industry. His blogs on education topics has significant following and his comments on matters of importance pertaining to his sector can ruffle settled notions. The blog is his personal expression and mayn't be read as official statements of organisations that he is associated with.

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  1. Hi Ravi,

    Thanks for bring this consolidated picture of what the different ranking systems are throwing up. The remarkable change that needs to take place in the mindset of all concerned is that Australian education (now clearly seen on different ranking the same result )is comparatively better as more of its institutions now figure in the top 500 than the other traditional countries. This should also be a good “selling” point as Indian students traditionally are more ranking obsessed than others. So it is more good news for Australian education and it is really welcome. Victor

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    1. It is a strong selling point for sure. However as pointed out in the last blog where I even provided a link to an article from India. The media has such a “look west” policy that even the obvious strengths are ignored from OZ.

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