Wollongong university is a young and potential comprehensive university, ranking in the top 2% in the world, ranking in the top 50 in the Asia Pacific region, ranking in the top 50 in the world. Information technology and computer science majors are generally considered to represent the top level in Australia. At the same time, Wollongong University is famous for science and engineering, especially engineering, which is one of the few universities in Australia A five-star University.
In 2012, in the official ranking of excellence in research for Australia (ERA) led by the Australian federal government, Wollongong University was ranked ninth in Australia in terms of comprehensive research strength. Among them, in the fields of chemistry, geology, materials and interdisciplinary engineering, clinical science, tourism and human geography, Wollongong University was rated as the highest level in Australia, far higher than the world standard Quasi level.
The University's logistics program is accredited by the Chartered Institute of purchasing and supply (CIPS), the first in NSW.
The Engineering College of the university is a member of the eight major leagues in Australia, representing the highest level of engineering education and research in Australia.
In the field of research, Wollongong university is recognized as the leading position. Wollongong university has adjusted a number of research centers into a collective research center, so as to enhance the research strength of each discipline itself and the interdisciplinary research strength of the University. The core research areas of Wollongong university are: materials and manufacturing, policy and social impact, communication media and information society, environment and living standards.
The university has the largest ICT research center in Australia. Appointed by the NSW government as the "state government telecommunications skills center"
The university is one of the largest information technology and telecommunications research institutions in the southern hemisphere, and the NSW government has awarded the University of Wollongong the title of "center for excellence in information technology and Telecommunications".
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