Griffith Law School is among the top 50 in the world, according to the ShanghaiRankings’ Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2017.
Law came in at number 38 after the ARWU evaluated 4000 universities in 52 subjects across natural sciences, engineering, life sciences, medical sciences and social sciences.
Griffith Law School Dean Professor Pene Mathew said it was a fantastic result.
“This ranking places Law at Griffith at third place in Australia, and first in Queensland, recognising the high quality of both our researchers and students,’’ she said.
“The ARWU takes into account a range of indicators of quality research, including publications in quality journals and number of citations, thus demonstrating the high quality of legal research at Griffith University.”
Research scholarship
Professor Don Anton, Director of the Law Futures Centre at Griffith, said the result reflected the outstanding research produced by legal scholars at the Griffith Law School.
“We are aiming to demonstrate our research is ERA 5
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