According to the latest QS World University Rankings, Melbourne University in Australia ranks 43rd in the world, Queensland University in Australia ranks 46th, Monash University in Australia ranks 76th, Queensland University of Technology in Australia ranks 388th, Australian National University ranks 176 and Macquarie University in Australia ranks 3rd19.

Australian biochemistry professional ranking

University of Bourne, Femel

University of Queensland

monash university

92 Oxford University

108 University of Southern Wales

140 University of Westphalia

176 Australian National University

197 university of France and Germany

3 19 Macquarie University, Macquarie University

Griffith University Griffith University

34 1 latrobe University

388 Queensland University of Technology Queensland University of Technology

Australian biochemical colleges and universities

Australian National University. The entrance requirements for the MasterofBiologicalSciences in this school are: two years' schooling, ***96 credits, 33 168 Australian dollars/year, and IELTS score of 6.5, with no less than 6.0 points in each item. The average score of undergraduate course is 75%, with relevant professional background. Start date: February/July.

2. University of Adelaide, Australia. The University of Adelaide is one of the eight largest university groups in Australia. Founded in 1874, it is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Australia. The school's biology majors are:

(1) Bachelorofscience (Biomedical Science), Bachelor of Biomedicine.

(2) Bachelorofscience (Biotechnology), Bachelor of Biotechnology.

(3) Bachelorofscience (biochemistry), Bachelor of Biochemistry.

(4) Bachelorofscience (Evolutionary Biology), a bachelor's degree in evolutionary biology.

(5) Bachelorofscience (Molecular and Drug Design), undergraduate molecular and drug design.

(6) Bachelorofscience (Molecular Biology), Bachelor of Molecular Biology.

University of Sydney, Australia. The University of Sydney is the oldest university in Australia. Founded in 1850, it enjoys a high international reputation. It is a world-class university. Undergraduate and master's (teaching-oriented) courses in biology at the University of Sydney include:

Undergraduate: Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology and Genetics, Molecular Biotechnology and Nutrition.

Teaching Master: Master of Applied Science (Bioinformatics), Master of Applied Science (Molecular Biotechnology), Master of Applied Science (Nutrition and Nutrition), Master of Nutrition and Nutrition Science.