Colleges in Australia

According to QS subject rankings 2025, a few of RMIT University courses are placed among Top 50, Top 100, Top 150, and Top 200. The rankings of the courses of these courses are given below:

Note: This is not the whole list and students can check the official website to know all the subject rankings.

The University of RMIT has retained its place among the Top 125 Universities in the QS World University Rankings 2026. In Australia, as per the new QS rankings, RMIT ranks at #10 in Australia. For the first time, this university has broken into the Top 100 in the world for research citations per faculty, ranking at 96. On the other hand, according to Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025, RMIT University ranks at #14 and globally, it ranks at #251-300.

After studying Masters in Management courses in Australia, international students can work in top job sectors such as Consulting, Finance and Banking, Marketing and Brand Management, Technology, and Project Management. Some of the job profiles that students have been working as are given as follows:

• Business Analysts 
• Financial Analyst
• Project Leaders and Managers 
• Business Development Managers
• Management Consultant 

A few of the top companies where MIM in Australia graduates have been placed include Deloitte, PwC Australia and BHP.  

The duration of UNSW BSc in CS is 3 years. The estimated 2025 tuition fees for this course is AUD 58,000 (Around INR 38.5 lakh). This degree is accredited by the Australian Computer Society. Throughout this course, students are going to learn the basic principles behind the computing tools and operating systems across both hardware and software. The university is also ranked #4 in Australia for Computer Science in the QS subject rankings 2025.

Many of the University of New South Wales subjects rank in the Top 50 Globally in the QS subject rankings. The rankings are given as follows:

The Faculty of Engineering has 8 schools under it, equipped to train in a wide variety of specialisations such as Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Information Engineering, and Project Management.

Below are the mentioned courses for the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney: 

According to an unofficial source, the University of Sydney acceptance rate under its Engineering courses stands at 30%, which indicates a tough and selective admission process. The low acceptance rate suggests that out of every 100 applications, only 30 applicants were rolled out an offer letter.