A merger of two of South Australia’s three universities, approved with a $450 million price tag by the state government, has started out with a whimper after the new Adelaide University failed to make any gains in a major international ranking.
Last week’s release of the QS World University Ranking 2026 was the first time the new mega-university – the merged University of Adelaide and University of South Australia – submitted aggregated data.
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