The Financial Times has released its annual rankings of the world's top 100 universities, and the University of Sydney takes the top spot for the first time.
The rankings are based on factors including research output, spin-offs from industry, and responsible consumption and production.
Here are the top 10: University of Sydney, Australia University of Sydney, Australia University of Melbourne, Australia University of Sydney, Australia University of Cambridge, UK University of Southampton, UK University of Edinburgh, UK University of Sydney, Australia University of Tokyo, Japan University of Science and Technology, Japan University of Yokohama, Japan University of Melbourne, Australia University of Sydney, Australia Click for the full rankings.
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