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- 14 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 14
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 | Western Sydney University | 1st in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =6 | Griffith University | 6th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =8 | Flinders University | 8th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =10 | La Trobe University | 10th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =19 | James Cook University | 19th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =21 | King's College London | 21st in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =23 | University of Newcastle | 23rd in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =24 | University of Auckland | 24th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =28 | University of Canberra | 28th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =33 | CQUniversity | 33rd in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =33 | Charles Sturt University | 33rd in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =40 | Hacettepe University | 40th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =42 | Charles Darwin University | 42nd in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |
| =47 | Queensland University of Technology | 47th in the world for gender equality (SDG 5) |