Griffith University has been recognised as a world-renowned leader across a range of health, sciences, business, law and politics subjects in the prestigious Shanghai Ranking's Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2025.
Griffith Health's nursing was listed as the best in Australia (third globally), along with hospitality and management (sixth globally) from the Griffith Business School.
Marine and ocean engineering, and remote sensing subjects in Griffith Sciences were listed as first in Queensland and second in Australia.
The University's electrical and electronic engineering, and artificial intelligence also scored a number one ranking in Queensland.
Griffith Business School saw its economics subjects listed as the best in Queensland with a first place ranking.
Law, and political science subjects in Arts, Education and Law also received the top ranking in Queensland.
Dean (Sustainability and Rankings) Professor Jennifer Boddy said she was incredibly pleased to see Griffith's research strengths recognised across all academic groups.
"Our ongoing achievements demonstrate the depth and quality of the subjects on offer at Griffith and the rankings exemplify our innovative and impactful efforts to make it matter," Professor Boddy said.
"These rankings are a great testament to the hard work of researchers as well as the significant and impactful achievements of graduates."
