Comparison · Trading schools

University of Melbourne (Melbourne Business School, Faculty of Business and Economics) vs Macquarie University, Macquarie Business School: which trading school is better?

As of October 29, 2026, University of Melbourne (Melbourne Business School, Faculty of Business and Economics) leads Macquarie University, Macquarie Business School by 13.2 points in the 2027 trading school ranking: #1 internationally against #108. The gap comes mainly from the Recognition and employability and Student reviews pillars. On Trust and Visibility, they are level.

2027 edition · updated October 29, 2026 · next updates planned for December 2026 and January 2027 · Ranking methodology

All 25 criteria, side by side

CriterionUniversity of Melbourne (Melbourne Business School, Faculty of Business and Economics)Macquarie University, Macquarie Business School
Score out of 10084.070.8
International rank#1#108
Rank in Australia#1 of 45#4 of 45
Trust · 10 %4.23/54.08/5
1. Regulator warnings5/55/5
2. Registered company and age5/55/5
3. Transparency: price, refunds, legal notice, contact4/54/5
4. Named, verifiable instructors1/51/5
5. Honest marketing, no promise of profit4/54/5
6. Secure website5/55/5
7. Protected domain (SPF, DMARC, headers)4/53/5
Teaching · 20 %3.00/52.33/5
8. Curriculum coverage3/53/5
9. Real practice3/53/5
10. Mentoring and support3/51/5
11. Cost per training hourn/an/a
Student reviews · 20 %4.67/53.67/5
13. Student rating (Trustpilot and Google)4/54/5
14. Number of reviews5/52/5
15. Suspicious review warning5/55/5
16. 12-month trendn/an/a
Recognition and employability · 30 %4.15/53.11/5
12. Degree-granting program5/55/5
18. Degree recognized by a state or the profession5/51/5
25. Employability and career outcomes3/52/5
17. Institutional accreditation3/54/5
19. Labels and awards4/53/5
20. Official partners1/51/5
Visibility · 20 %5.00/55.00/5
21. Domain age5/55/5
22. Websites linking to it5/55/5
23. Press mentions, Wikipedia page5/55/5
24. Social media audience––

In green, the better of the two scores. “n/a”: not applicable, the criterion is left out of its pillar. “–”: criterion not yet assessed. The evidence and source for each score are on each school's listing.

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