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- 12 institutions
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Ranked 7th in the world — and 2nd in Australia — for reducing inequality (SDG 10)
University of Canberra , source , retrieved
Recorded placements 12
Institutions the Index records in this table. A placement here is a placement anywhere: the Index reports each institution's best, whatever its scope.
| Rank | Institution | Claim |
|---|---|---|
| =1 | RMIT University | 1st in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =3 | Western Sydney University | 3rd in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =4 | University of Canberra | 4th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =12 | University of British Columbia | 12th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =13 | Brunel University of London | 13th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =21 | University of Auckland | 21st in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =28 | Politecnico di Milano | 28th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =31 | University of Technology Sydney | 31st in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =32 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | 32nd in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =33 | University of Glasgow | 33rd in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =38 | Monash University | 38th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |
| =45 | University of Toronto | 45th in the world for reduced inequalities (SDG 10) |