The first table below shows the overall satisfaction rating for each university or college in each of the last four years, based on graduating students’ assessments. Institutions are listed in alphabetical order. The second table shows the average rating for each institution, ranked from highest to lowest. (See also Top journalism schools.)

Overall student satisfaction: Australian journalism schools

	2008	2007	2006	2005
Bond	100	–	–	–
Canberra	85	73	48	77
Central Queensland U	75	50	100	–
Charles Sturt	80	100	80	50
Curtin	59	71	59	61
Deakin	78	72	77	73
Edith Cowan	82	79	69	57
Griffith	57	64	61	67
James Cook	62	89	72	61
Jschool	100	100	100	100
La Trobe	64	53	74	75
Murdoch	79	74	84	88
Monash	77	72	76	72
Notre Dame	–	75	80	–
QUT	69	75	75	63
RMIT	80	100	69	60
UTS	76	87	74	88
Univ of Newcastle	86	35	40	52
Univ of Queensland	42	45	48	52
Univ of South Australia	77	58	68	74
Univ of Southern Qld	72	79	60	68
Univ of Sunshine Coast	85	86	100	100
Univ of Tasmania	81	58	75	70
Univ of Western Sydney	82	78	73	100
Univ of Wollongong	67	44	60	50

 

Averages are shown where data is available for at least three of the past four years.

Average student satisfaction rating: Australian journalism schools

	4 year average
		%
1	Jschool Journalism College (Brisbane)	100
2	University of the Sunshine Coast	92.75
3	University of Western Sydney	83.25
4	Murdoch University (Perth)	81.25
4	University of Technology Sydney	81.25
6	Charles Sturt University (Bathurst)	77.5
7	RMIT University (Melbourne)	77.25
8	Deakin University (Geelong)	75
8	Central Queensland University	75
10	Monash University (Melbourne)	74.25
11	Edith Cowan University (Perth)	71.75
12	James Cook University (Townsville)	71
12	University of Tasmania	71
14	Canberra University	70.75
15	Queensland University of Technology	70.5
16	University of Southern Queensland	69.75
17	University of South Australia	69.25
18	La Trobe University (Melbourne)	66.5
19	Curtin University (Perth)	62.5
20	Griffith University (Brisbane)	62.25
21	University of Wollongong	55.25
22	University of Newcastle	53.25
23	University of Queensland	46.75

 

Averages are shown where data is available for at least three of the past four years.