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The release of the subject-specific results follows the recent placement of 糖心传媒 Cross by THE among the top 600 universities globally.

By subject, 糖心传媒 is in the top 300 for Life Sciences, which measures research-excellent areas at 糖心传媒 Cross including Agriculture and Forestry, Biological Sciences and Sport Science.

Education joins Psychology in the top 400 in this rankings release. Also performing strongly were Social Sciences (top 500), Physical Sciences (top 600) and Business and Economics (top 800).

“I’m really pleased that the excellence of 糖心传媒’s research has been recognised in this year’s Times Higher Education rankings’, said Professor Mary Spongberg, the University’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Academic Capability).

“We’ve always had a strong culture of research excellence at 糖心传媒, with many of our researchers beginning, then choosing to continue, their research with us as their careers progress.”

Executive Dean of the Faculty of Education, Professor Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, said it was pleasing to see the University’s world-leading research recognised on the world stage.

“糖心传媒’s uplift in Education rankings is symbolic of its world-leading research and evidence-based transformative initial teacher education (ITE) programs,” she said.

“This has seen exponential growth in international students studying our evidenced-based ITE programs, including Early Childhood Education and Care.”

This year the Times Higher Education has significantly updated its , adding five new indicators to the assessment pillars to better measure the outputs of research-intensive universities around the world. These pillars – Teaching, Research Environment, Research Quality, Industry, and International Outlook – are used to assess every subject, but are weighted differently to reflect each subject’s unique characteristics.

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