Best Australian universities that pay big with highest employability rate.

The University of Sydney continues to be the highest ranked Australian university for graduate employability this year, ranked fourth in the world and achieving its highest score for Employer-Student Connections (it’s ranked eighth). It boasts top-50 scores for every indicator, with its next highest score being for the Partnerships with Employers category (14th). The university is active in hosting careers fairs, employer information sessions, workshops and other events to help students and employers network with each other.

Climbing four places to rank seventh in the world for graduate employability this year, the University of Melbourne achieves the highest score among all Australian universities for its Graduate Employment Rate (ranked 10th globally). The university counts four Australian prime ministers among its alumni, plus other successful figures such as Germaine Greer and Barry Humphries.

Next in our look at the 10 best Australian universities for graduate employability is theUniversity of New South Wales (UNSW), a new entrant at 36th. UNSW achieves its highest score for the Employer Reputation indicator, and wasrecently awarded the maximum of five stars for “Getting a Job” in the Good Universities Guide, which also found that 76% of undergraduates find a job within four months of graduating.

Up from 51-60 to 49th in the world for graduate employability this year, the University of Queensland (UQ) receives its highest score for the Partnerships with Employers category. Boasting a higher graduate employment rate than the national average, UQ offers its students a free online employability course and has other initiatives to help maximize students’ success, such as short-term global experiences and student exchange programs, internships, career workshops and more.
University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) is ranked 69th in the world for graduate employability, and gets its highest score for the Graduate Employment Rate category, with the latest figures showing that 76% of Australian-resident UTS graduates are in employment three months after study, earning an average salary of AU$67,047 (~US$53,130). UTS runs a variety of careers fairs and events, and offers students work-ready programs such as the UTS Accomplish Intensive program, a course of career workshops.

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