University of Melbourne, founded in 1853, is a world-class research university with a world-renowned reputation. In 20 15, USNews ranked 32 in global universities, and 20 15QS ranked 33 in global universities. In the QS discipline ranking of 20 14, finance and accounting ranked eighth in the world, first in Australia, eighth in law, first in Australia, first in medical world and first in Australia.
Located in Melbourne, Australia, the University of Mexico is the second oldest university in Australia (only three years behind the University of Sydney), the oldest university in Victoria and one of the six sandstone universities in Australia. In addition, the University of Melbourne is the only university in Australia that ranks in the top 30 in all disciplines in the world, and a large number of Australian private donations and federal government funding for education have laid this foundation. Melbourne Business School (MBS) has been ranked among the top 100 in the world, and has been listed in the top 50 MBA programs in the world by the British visa program for senior skilled immigrants. Graduates are eligible to work directly in the UK.
Founded in 1850, the University of Sydney is a world-class institution of higher learning located in the center of Sydney, Australia's financial capital. As the first university in Australia and Oceania, the University of Sydney is also a core member of Australia's G8, and a member of the Pacific Rim University Alliance and the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance of internationally renowned research universities. According to the official statistics of the Australian government, 1/3 of the Australian Nobel Prize winners are alumni of the University of Sydney, which is far ahead of other Australian universities and leads the scientific and technological development of Australia as a whole.
Not only that, graduates from the University of Sydney have been firmly in control of Australia's political and economic lifeline for a century and a half. Alumni include three of Australia's current six federal justices, six Australian prime ministers (including current Prime Minister tony abbott), 23 Supreme Court judges, President of the United Nations General Assembly and President of the World Bank [1]; At the same time, the current chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia, the president of Macquarie Investment Bank Group and other well-known political and business people all graduated from the University of Sydney [2]. Therefore, the University of Sydney has always been the university with the largest number of Australian billionaire graduates.