What is the equivalent of the University of Queensland in China?

The University of Queensland ranks as follows:

QS Global University Comprehensive Ranking List: The University of Queensland ranks 47th in the world, while the universities in China are Fudan University (40th in the world), The Chinese University of Hong Kong (46th in the world), City University of Hong Kong (52nd in the world) and Zhejiang University (54th in the world).

Times World University Rankings: The University of Queensland ranks 66th in the world, while The Chinese University of Hong Kong (57th in the world) and the University of Science and Technology of China (80th in the world) rank the same.

ARWU academic ranking of world universities list: The University of Queensland ranks 54th in the world, while the universities in China are Peking University (53rd in the world) and Zhejiang University (70th in the world).

It can be seen that the performance of the University of Queensland in the world list is comparable to that of many well-known first-class universities in China, and it is superior to many universities in China, such as Fudan University, Zhejiang University, University of Science and Technology of China, Chinese University of Hong Kong and City University of Hong Kong.

The University of Queensland is a world-class university with a hundred years of accumulation and integration, attracting a large number of international students with its rigorous and outstanding academic style, cutting-edge teaching concepts and advanced and perfect teaching facilities. 1909 was founded in Brisbane, a coastal city in eastern Australia, and is the earliest university established in Queensland, Australia.

The advantages of the University of Queensland are concentrated in the fields of engineering, education, law and management. In addition, the business strength of the University of Queensland is also quite good. Its business school is one of the only six business schools in Australia that have obtained AACSB certification, and it ranks among the best in the Australian government's evaluation of the quality of teaching, research and campus services.