LIVE WEBINAAIR

Global University Rankings SIG

Facilitators:

Elvira Fonacier, Head of Performance Evaluation at University of Technology Sydney
Lin Jiang, Rankings Specialist at University of Technology Sydney

Global university rankings are widely referenced by students, partners, governments and funding bodies as indicators of reputation and performance – but why do most Australian universities participate in them, and how should these rankings be understood and used?

This session provides an opportunity to step back and examine why universities engage with rankings, which ranking systems matter in different contexts, and how results and methodologies are interpreted across the sector.

We will explore the purposes rankings serve, the differences between major global ranking systems, and the practical implications for data submissions, institutional benchmarking and performance analysis. Participants will gain insight into how rankings influence strategic decision making and how institutions can engage with them in a more informed and effective way.

Designed for both experienced practitioners and those new to rankings, this session encourages shared learning, open discussion, and practical understanding of rankings as part of institutional strategy and performance evaluation.

Whether your work involves reporting, planning, analytics or executive support, this session will help build confidence in interpreting rankings and understanding their role within the higher education landscape.

Pricing:

Members: FREE
Non-members: $75.74 (AUD$65 + GST + booking fee)

THIS IS A LIVE WEBINAAIR. A RECORDING WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE.

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