Queensland University of Technology Ranking 2024

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia's major coastal metropolis of Brisbane is home to the public research institution known as Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove, two campuses in the Brisbane region, are home to QUT. The Queensland University of Technology Act of 1988 converted the Queensland Institute of Technology (QIT) into a university, and the subsequent Queensland University of Technology started operations in January 1989. This marked the founding of the university in its current form. 

In 2020, QUT employed 5,049 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members and had 52,672 enrolled students (39,156 undergraduates, 10,390 postgraduates, and 661 non-award students).

Students and staff can get assistance with studying and research from the QUT Library. QUT has three library branches: the Gardens Point branch, the Law branch, and the Kelvin Grove branch. Apart from lending and information retrieval services, the QUT library provides coursework students, faculty members, and researchers with specialized assistance.

Queensland University of Technology World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

As per THE Subject Rankings 2024, Queensland University of Technology is ranked #176-200 in Arts and Humanities, #176-200 in Clinical, Pre-Clinical and Health, #151-175 in Engineering and Technology, #176-200 in Life Sciences, #201-250 in Physical Sciences, #101-125 in Social Sciences, #101-125 in Business and Economics, #151-175 in Computer Science, #101-125 in Law, #151-175 in Education, #201-250 in Psychology. 

Employability Ranking

As per QS Graduate Employability Ranking 2022, Queensland University of Technology is ranked #111-120.