Australian Universities

There are several and different reasons to study in one of the universities in Australia, and more international students are making their way to study overseas. There are many international students wishing to study in Australia and the number studying in Australia increased from 7,000 in 1986 to 455,185 in 2007. Australia’s universities have a reputation for quality education; indeed, these institutions are controlled by both State and Federal legislation, and receive both official recognition and registration to offer courses for international students.

We have made it simple for you to research the Australian university sector.

Universities in Sydney
University of Western Sydney [UWS]
Macquarie University [MACQUARIE]
University of New South Wales [UNSW]
University of Sydney [SYDNEY]
University of Technology Sydney [UTS]

Universities in Melbourne
Deakin University [Deakin]
Monash University [MONASH]
RMIT University [RMIT]
Swinburne University of Technology [SWINBURNE]
University of Ballarat [BALLARAT]
University of Melbourne [MELBOURNE]
La Trobe University [LATROBE]
Victoria University [VU]
Australian Catholic University [ACU]

Universities in Brisbane
Queensland University of Technology [QUT]
University of Queensland [QUEENSLAND]
Griffith University [GRIFFITH]

Universities in Perth
Curtin University of Technology [CURTIN]
Edith Cowan University [ECU]
Murdoch University [MURDOCH]
University of Notre Dame Australia [UNDA]
University of Western Australia [UWA]

Universities in Adelaide
Flinders University [FLINDERS]
University of Adelaide [ADELAIDE]
University of South Australia [UniSA]

Universities in Canberra
University of Canberra [CANBERRA]
Australialian National University [ANU]
Australian Defence Force Academy [ADFA]

Universities in Hobart
University of Tasmania [TASMANIA]

Universities in Darwin
Charles Darwin University [CDU]

Australia’s Leading Universities
The Group of Eight (go8) promotes itself as the group of ‘Australia’s Leading Universities’. They maintain this claim by referring to statistics relating to variables such as research outputs, industry links, graduate outcomes, and the competency of their academic staff. The group of 8 member universities is:

University of Adelaide [ADELAIDE]
Australialian National University [ANU]
Monash University [MONASH]
University of Melbourne [MELBOURNE]
University of New South Wales [UNSW]
University of Queensland [QUEENSLAND]
University of Sydney [SYDNEY]
University of Western Australia [UWA]

Each of these member universities is well regarded in a number of different areas and together they form a powerful coalition.