37 different universities from Australia are included in this year’s QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022. Covering 51 different subjects, this year’s subject rankings are the easiest way to see which top Australian universities are considered to be the best for your chosen area of study.
Need inspiration to help you choose where to study in Australia? Here’s a breakdown of which university is the best in Australia for each of the subjects in this year’s rankings.
Accounting & Finance
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is Australia’s highest-ranked university for accounting and finance this year, down slightly at 20th. 17 other top Australian universities are featured in this ranking.
Agriculture & Forestry
24 Australian universities feature in this year’s agriculture ranking and the University of Queensland (UQ) retains its number one spot in Australia, ranking in joint 16th.
Anatomy & Physiology
Ranked 12th in the world, the University of Sydney has taken over the University of Melbourne as the best university in Australia for studying anatomy & physiology. Eight other Australian institutions are included this year.
Anthropology

The Australian National University (ANU) maintains its position of joint sixth in this year’s anthropology ranking, with eight more Australian universities featured among the world’s best for this subject.
Archaeology
The Australian National University (ANU) is the best place to study archaeology in Australia again this year, improving by two places globally to 11th this year. ANU is one of 12 Australian universities to be included in this year’s ranking, with the University of Sydney also featuring in the world’s top 40.
Architecture
The University of Melbourne is one of four Australian universities to be ranked among the top 50 in the world for architecture this year, in 24th place. 16 Australian institutions are included in total.
Art & Design
RMIT University continues to be the highest ranked Australian institution for art and design, ranked 15th this year, with 12 more universities joining it in this year’s ranking.
Biological Sciences
The University of Melbourne is ranked ahead of 23 other Australian universities in this year’s biological sciences ranking, at joint 41st. Also in the top 50 are the University of Queensland and the Australian National University.
Business & Management Studies
The University of Melbourne is the best university in Australia for studying business & management studies. Ranked joint 34th in the world, it comes ahead of 22 other Australian universities.
Chemical Engineering

Monash University claims the top spot for Australia in the chemical engineering ranking 34th place, with nine other Australian institutions featured.
Chemistry
Of the 22 Australian universities ranked for chemistry this year, Monash University is top of the pile this year, ranking joint 37th.
Civil & Structural Engineering
Down one place to rank 13th in the world, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) is the best university in Australia for civil engineering. 13 other Australian institutions are also ranked.
Classics & Ancient History
Two Australian universities were ranked this year for classics & ancient history, with Macquarie University ranking 44th, ahead of the University of Sydney.
Communication & Media Studies
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) continues to be the top Australian university for communication & media studies. Now ranked 15th in the world, QUT is one of 18 universities to be included in this year’s ranking.
Computer Science & Information Systems

22 Australian institutions are ranked in the world’s top 500 universities for computer science this year. The University of Melbourne can proudly boast of being the best of the bunch, although it went down four places to rank 43rd.
Dentistry
Only four Australian universities are ranked for dentistry this year. The University of Adelaide takes the top spot, ranked in 25th place, up from nine places from last year.







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