Australia Eight Schools Group (G8), also known as Australia's eight famous schools, Australia Eight Schools Group. They are University of Sydney, Australian National University, University of Western Australia, University of New South Wales, University of Melbourne, Monash University, University of Adelaide and University of Queensland. The members of the alliance are eight top research-oriented comprehensive universities in Australia.

University of Melbourne ranked 40th, University of Sydney ranked 5 1, University of Queensland ranked 52nd and Australian National University ranked 80th.

Monash University ranks 84th, the University of New South Wales ranks 90th, the University of Western Australia ranks 128 and the University of Adelaide ranks 184.

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The cradle of Nobel Prize winners and the Nobel Prize winners in Australia all come from eight famous universities in Australia.

About 80% of academic research citations in Australia are published by eight famous universities in Australia.

Eight famous universities in Australia dominate about 70% of research projects in Australia, and as many as 96% of the research projects carried out have obtained American patents.

More than half of the national teaching awards in Australia have been awarded to eight-school alliance universities, and the teacher-student ratio is far better than that of ordinary universities.

Graduates from eight-school alliance universities can often find full-time jobs faster, with higher starting salaries, and are more likely to pursue further studies.

The member universities of eight university consortia are members of many famous international university consortia, including: International Research University Consortium (IARU), Pacific Rim University Consortium (APRU), Universitas 2 1 and Global University Network.

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