两个学科进入qs学科排名前十，六个学科进入前20。 悉尼大学在2024年qs世界大学学科排名中表现强劲，有6个学科进入全球前20名，36个学科进入前50名。 该排名还使该大学在10个学科中排名澳大利亚第一，总的来说，28个学科提高了其全球排名。 年度qs学科排名涵盖五大学科领域的55个学科：艺术和人文学科；工程和技术；生命科学和医学；自然科学；以及社会科学和管理。 该大学成功地将两个学科列入了全球前十名，将解剖学和生理学从世界第13位上升到第6位，并将体育相关学科保持在第4位。 跻身全球前20名的有护理（相当于第14名）、法律和法律研究（第16名）、英语语言和文学（相当于19名）以及药学和药理学（第20名）。 在国内，该大学在解剖学和生理学、古典学和古代史、计算机科学和信息系统、统计学和运筹学、英语语言和文学、图书馆和信息管理、艺术史、表演艺术、护理和兽医学等十个学科方面居澳大利亚首位。 qs学科排名包括学术和雇主声誉以及卓越研究的衡量标准，包括引文。 副校长兼校长马克·斯科特教授说：“虽然排名只是衡量大学表现的众多方法之一，但我们在这些和其他主要排名中的持续成功表明了我们的教学和研究人员的素质，有利于我们的学生和社会。”。 “我们还履行了对卓越研究和教学的承诺，今年为职业生涯早期和中期的研究人员任命了40名悉尼地平线研究金。根据悉尼地平线教育工作者计划，到2026年，该大学将公布220个新的教育重点职位。 “该大学最近的研究成功包括：机器人领域的研究人员开发了一种设计相机的新方法，这有助于保护智能家居设备和物联网技术收集的图像和数据。社会政策研究人员揭示，老年护理缺乏节约成本的创新是由于长期投资不足。研究合作表明，灭绝恐龙的小行星对鸟类进化来说是一个大爆炸。居住在这里的社会正义从业者发现，过度使用保密协议会对女性不利，并歧视女性。全球氢能经济。 虽然排名只是衡量大学表现的众多方法之一，但我们在这些和其他主要排名中的持续成功表明了我们的教学和研究人员的素质，有利于我们的学生和社会。 悉尼大学副校长（研究）教授emma johnston说：“我们在学科的广度和深度上不断取得优异成绩，这证明了我们的研究卓越性，以及无论是通过技术、政策、治疗、教育、艺术，还是通过成为其他发现的循证基础，都有可能转化为现实世界的影响。”。 除了这所大学的成就之外，还有四个学科的进步，使它们进入了国际前50名：计算机科学和信息系统（第43名）、牙科（第48名）、工程-电气和电子（相当于第49名）、神学、神学和宗教研究（第38名）。 全球前50名中的36个学科包括今年才开始排名的四个学科：数据科学和人工智能（第43位）、工程矿产与采矿（第25位）、艺术史（第21-40位）和市场营销（第21-50位）。 在2023年公布的备受赞誉的2024年qs世界大学排名中，该大学在全球排名第19位。 在2023年公布的备受赞誉的2024年qs世界大学排名中，该大学在全球排名第19位。
two disciplines in the top ten and six in the top 20 in the qs subject rankings among strong results.the university of sydney has performed strongly in the 2024 qs world university rankings by subject, with six disciplines ranked in the global top 20 and 36 in the top 50.the rankings also put the university first in australia in ten disciplines and overall 28 subjects improved their global ranking.the annual qs subject rankings cover 55 disciplines within five broad subject areas: arts and humanities; engineering and technology; life sciences and medicine; natural sciences; and social sciences and management. the university succeeded in having two disciplines in the top ten globally, adding anatomy and physiology, which moved from 13th to sixth in the world, to sports-related subjects, which remained at fourth. joining them in the top 20 worldwide are nursing (equal 14th), law and legal studies (16th), english language and literature (equal 19th) and pharmacy and pharmacology (20th).domestically, the university ranked first in australia for ten disciplines - anatomy and physiology, classics and ancient history, computer science and information systems, statistics and operational research, english language and literature, library and information management, history of art, performing arts, nursing and veterinary science.the qs subject rankings include measures of academic and employer reputation and research excellence, including citations. “while rankings are only one of many ways of measuring a university’s performance our continuing success in these and other major rankings demonstrate the quality of our teaching and research staff, to the benefit of our students and of society,” said vice-chancellor and president, professor mark scott. “we’ve also delivered on our commitment to research and teaching excellence with the appointment this year of 40 sydney horizon fellowships for early and mid-career researchers and under the sydney horizon educators scheme, the university will advertise 220 new education-focused positions by 2026.”the most recent research successes from the university include:researchers in robotics developing a new approach to designing cameras, which could help protect the images and data collected by smart home devices and internet-of-things technologysocial policy researchers revealing the lack of cost-saving innovations in aged care is due to chronic underinvestment in research and developmentcollaboration on research showing that the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs was a big bang for bird evolutionsocial justice practitioners-in-residence finding that overuse of non-disclosure agreements disadvantages and discriminates against womenmusculoskeletal health researchers challenging the common belief that there is a clear connection between the weather and back, knee or hip paina new process to helping shed light on how to better prevent embrittlement, one of the biggest obstacles facing the transition to a global hydrogen economy.while rankings are only one of many ways of measuring a university’s performance our continuing success in these and other major rankings demonstrate the quality of our teaching and research staff, to the benefit of our students and of society.vice-chancellor and president professor mark scott“the range and depth of disciplines in which we continue to both excel and to improve our performance is testament to our research excellence and the potential for it to be translated into real-world impact whether via technology, policy, treatment, education, the arts or by becoming the evidence-based foundation for other discoveries,” said university of sydney deputy vice-chancellor (research) professor emma johnston. adding to the university’s achievement was an improvement in four disciplines, moving them into the top 50 internationally: computer science and information systems (43rd), dentistry (48th), engineering – electrical and electronic (equal 49th), theology, divinity and religious studies (38th). the 36 disciplines in the top 50 worldwide included four disciplines which only began being ranked this year: data science and artificial intelligence (43rd), engineering – mineral and mining (equal 25th), history of art (21-40th) and marketing (21-50th), noting specific ranks are only applied to the top 25 percent of each subject’s ranking. the university ranked equal 19th globally in the highly regarded 2024 qs world university rankings, published in 2023. .
