Survive Law
Feb 27, 20141 min
Sixteen of Australia’s law schools are among the world’s 200 best law faculties, according to the 2014 QS World University Rankings for Law.
In a list that’s dominated by the US and UK, Aussie law schools performed well, with 11 law faculties making it inside the top 100. It’s a strong result for Australia, which is home to only 37 law schools, many of which are much younger than their global competitors.
As with last year’s rankings, Melbourne Law School topped the list for Australia, coming in at number eight in the world for legal education. Australia’s rankings highlights are listed below.
8. University of Melbourne
13. University of Sydney
14. University of New South Wales
15. Australian National University
16. Monash University
46. University of Adelaide
51-100. Griffith University, Macquarie University, Queensland University of Technology, University of Queensland, University of Western Australia
101-150. University of Technology, Sydney
151-200. Deakin University, James Cook University, RMIT University, University of Tasmania
View the full rankings at the QS website.
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