Australia University
Australian National University
Why choose ANU
- 32th in world universities (based on QS Ranking 2026)
- 21st in world university Earth &Marine Sciences (based on QS Ranking 2025)
- 37th in world university Computer Science & Information Systems (based on QS Ranking 2025)
- 26th in world university Law & Legal studies (based on QS Ranking 2025)
- Member of Australia’s top prestigious university Group of Eight
- Located in a low population density area
- Low accommodation costs and spacious campus
- Low student-to-teacher ratio
About the school
The Australian National University, a member of the Group of Eight prestigious universities, boasts a globally recognised high standard of education across various educational assessments including research. Internationally, it maintains academic partnerships with Seoul National University (Korea), Oxford University (UK), National University of Singapore (Singapore), Peking University (China), University of Tokyo (Japan), Yale University (USA) and others.
Ranked at the top among Australian universities, the Australian National University has 5 campuses, with the main Acton Campus located in the heart of Canberra, Australia’s capital where Parliament House and various public institutions are gathered, spanning approximately 145 hectares with over 200 diverse buildings.
In particular, the university, which undertakes more significant research projects from the Australian Research Council than any other Australian university, has members of the Royal Society, the world’s oldest scientific association, serving as professors.
Programmes
- Business and Economics
- Creative arts and design
- Engineering and computing
- Law and government
- Science, health and environment
- Social sciences and humanities
- English language and pathway programs
