UNSW Law enters top 20 in latest Times Higher Education global subject rankings |
UNSW Law ranked among top 20 law courses in the world |
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The 2020 rankings also see UNSW Business and UNSW Social Sciences move up on the list
UNSW Law has cracked the top 20 for the first time and three other subjects are ranked in the top 100 globally in the 2020 Times Higher Education ( THE ) World University Rankings by Subject released today .
The rankings , which are released in stages each spring , ranked Business and Economics ( including economics & econometrics , business & management and accounting & finance ), Education , Law , and Social Sciences ( which includes sociology , geography , politics and international studies ) among the best in the world .
UNSW Law has achieved its highest-ever ranking on the global league table , placed 18th in the world , while social sciences moved back into the top 100 ( 99th ) and education and business retained their spots among the top 100 at 61st and 63rd , respectively .
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For the first time , UNSW Law has gained a place in the top 20 of the 2020 Times Higher Education global subject rankings . Rising to 18th place , this is the highest-ever position achieved by the law school , and reinforces our reputation for delivering academic excellence on a world-class scale .
Three other subjects – Business & Economics , Education and Social Sciences – have also either risen or maintained their position in the top 100 globally . These results cement UNSW ’ s status not only in Australia ' s Group of Eight but globally , and highlight our strengths in the social and business sciences .
“ Continued recognition of our world-class teaching and research in these particular disciplines underpins UNSW ’ s status as one of the most comprehensive research-intensive universities worldwide ,” said UNSW Deputy Vice- Chancellor , Research Professor Nicholas Fisk .
This rise comes off the back of a strong performance in the 2020 THE World University Rankings , where UNSW jumped an unprecedented 25 spots to 71st .
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