Flinders University

One of Australia's leading teaching and research institutions, Flinders University combines traditional values with a progressive outlook and a flair for innovation. At times, Flinders is also proudly unconventional.
Applications for courses have risen consistently in recent years, reflecting a determination to provide exciting and flexible options that reflect the needs of today's students, their future employers and the wider community. This includes undergraduate degrees and diplomas and postgraduate programs through to doctoral level.
On a per capita basis Flinders consistently rank among Australia's top universities for spending on research and experimental development and for the citation of our work in professional journals.
Flinders offers a wide array of undergraduate degrees. Depending on their interest, undergraduate students can take degrees which are related to study areas such as education, humanities and law, science and engineering, social and behavioral sciences and medicine, nursing and health sciences.
Students can gain entry into an undergraduate degree at Flinders through year 12 qualifications, foundation studies, special tertiary admissions test (STAT), TAFE/VET qualifications and higher education transfers. Flinders students are able to make industry connections and enhance their skills and experience through workplace and internship programs in Australia and overseas and by participating in the student exchange program.
For professionals who wish to further their career or want a completely different career, Flinders has a range of postgraduate courses. Postgraduate coursework will lead graduate students to graduate entry bachelor degrees, master degrees, doctorates, graduate certificates and graduate diplomas.
Aside from postgraduate coursework, research degrees are also on offer at Flinders. Research degree types include masters by research degree, doctor of philosophy (PhD) and professional doctorate. Study areas include arts, biotechnology, business, clinical education, engineering, laws, science and theology.
Flinders provides a range of study online options for students. Selected undergraduate courses such as disability and developmental education, government and public management and theology are offered for external students. Massively Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are freely available, short online courses that are available to anyone to participate in.
The university offers a range of Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Masters programs online. Students can study postgraduate course in many fields including Arts and languages, Business and commerce, Culture, heritage, tourism and theology, education, science, health and medicine and nursing and midwifery. Resources and information such as student help desks, forums, lecture recordings, academic and study skills help are also available for off-campus students.

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James Cook University

James Cook University is Australia's leading tropical research University. The University takes its name from the eighteenth century English navigator and explorer, James Cook. Cook's epic voyages in the southern hemisphere contributed significantly to the world of science. The University was proclaimed in Townsville on April 20, 1970.
JCU is a multi-campus university with the main sites located in the vibrant northern Queensland cities of Townsville and Cairns. Smaller sites are located in Mackay and Mt Isa. Affiliated operations with Holmes Colleges are in Sydney and Melbourne.
The University is a high-ranking research university with a strong focus on matters relating to the tropics. JCU enjoys an international profile, maintained and promoted through linkages with universities and research institutions world-wide. Graduates are provided with the qualifications and skills for entry into the global workforce. All degree programs emphasise the skills of critical thinking and problem solving, effective communication and familiarity with information technologies.
JCU works with local industries and professions to ensure that courses relate to employer needs. Work placement schemes feature in many degree programs, equipping graduates with valuable practical skills.
JCU offers a range of undergraduate courses that can be completed on or off-campus. For off-campus study, courses are delivered using a combination of online resources, printed material or other technologies. Students can pursuit their interests through a variety of study areas which include arts and social sciences, business, creative arts, education, engineering, health and medicine and languages.
There are two pathways for undergraduate studies at JCU, bachelor degrees and diplomas. As for entry requirements, Year 12 applicants need to gain a Queensland Overall Position (OP) or equivalent interstate rank (TER, UAI, ENTER) that meets the entry requirements for the course they are interested in.
Postgraduate study at JCU falls broadly into two categories: coursework and research. Postgraduate programs come in many study areas which includes humanities and social sciences, business, health and medicine, education, creative arts, science, law and engineering.
To cater to the diverse lifestyle of postgraduate students, JCU offers different study options which includes part-time, full-time, distance study and online study options. Support programs such as academic support, financial assistance, postgraduate scholarships, personal support, health and wellness services and disability support are provided to graduate students.
JCU offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses that can be completed off-campus via online means. These courses are delivered using a combination of online resources, printed material or other technologies. External students can study a bachelor's degree, graduate diplomas, graduate certificates, master's degrees and even doctorates.
Students who decide to study online at JCU will get access to LearnJCU where they may be able to download podcasts and slideshows of lectures, participate in weekly activities and questions, engage in web based tutorials, download readings and interact through online discussion boards. Assessment may include participation in online discussion boards, essays and online exams.

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Edith Cowan University

Edith Cowan University (ECU) is an innovative university which prides itself on being relevant to the real world. ECU graduates are sought after by employers, as they are considered highly effective within their industries and are ready for the modern global environment. This is due to ECU's unique approach to education and focus on the right balance of practical and theoretical learning.
ECU is located in the beautiful city of Perth, Western Australia, which is well known as a friendly, safe, and cosmopolitan city with a Mediterranean climate.
ECU is a modern, innovative university, well known for its award winning facilities. All campuses are wireless and offer state of the art facilities and equipment. Many of the facilities including the Libraries and e-Labs are open 24 hours.
ECU delivers more than 400 courses, providing a pathway to a wide variety of traditional and contemporary careers. ECU Study Areas include: Biology, Chemistry & Environmental Science; Business; Communications & Arts; Engineering & Technology; Exercise, Biomedical & Health Sciences; Law & Justice; Nursing; Psychology & Social Science; Security & Computing; Sport, Tourism & Hospitality Management; Teacher Education; Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA); and Urban & Regional Planning.
ECU offers courses that are relevant and practical, and often the only ones of their kind in Western Australia or Australia. Such courses include Performing Arts, through the famous Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), Aviation, Motorsports, Game Design, Photomedia, and Mechatronics
ECU undergraduate courses are grouped together into 12 broad study areas, making it easier for students to find disciplines and major subjects. The 12 areas of study include biology and environmental sciences, business, communications and arts, computing and security, engineering and technology, exercise and health sciences, law and justice, medical and paramedical sciences, nursing and midwifery, psychology and social science, teacher education and western Australian academy of performing arts. The minimum admission requirements for our undergraduate courses can include the indicative ATAR (TER) and English competency.
There are two ways graduate students can study for a postgraduate qualification at ECU - by coursework or by research. The majority of postgrad coursework disciplines offer Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Masters level courses. Study areas include environmental sciences business, arts, health sciences, law, medical sciences, nursing, psychology and social science and teacher education. The university also offers the flexibility and convenience of part-time and online study options.
Support services for postgraduate students are also provided by the university. This includes fully-accredited childcare centres on-campus and sport centres which offer short-term crèches during semesters. Learning advisers and academic skills and career counsellors are also in place to help students. ECU's graduate research school also provides loads of support to students who wish to apply for a research degree.


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Griffith University

Since opening its doors in 1975, Griffith University has come to be regarded as one of Australia's most innovative tertiary institutions. Griffith's five campuses (Gold Coast, Logan, Nathan, Mt Gravatt and South Bank) are located in the nation's fastest growth region, the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor. Students can enjoy easy access to Brisbane's social, cultural and recreational facilities and the attractions of Queensland's top surfside tourist destination. With a sub-tropical climate with an average of 300 days of sunshine per year Griffith is the perfect location to combine study with a great lifestyle.
On-campus accommodation is available at the Nathan, Mt Gravatt and Gold Coast campuses. Privately owned student accommodation located a short walk from campus is available at our Logan and Southbank campuses. Students also have the additional option of Griffith Homestay, a University based program that provides international students with the option of living with an Australian family whilst studying.
With more than 300 degree programs that students can choose from, studying at Griffith can provide students with great opportunities to further their education. Undergraduate students can take a course in areas of study such as business and government, criminology and law, education, engineering and IT, environment, planning and architecture, health and humanities, social sciences and languages.
Undergraduate degree programs at Griffith include bachelor's degree and bachelors with honors degree. For admission to Griffith's undergraduate degree programs, students will usually need the successful completion of a secondary school qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12. A portfolio, audition or interview may be required for admission to some degree programs.
Griffith offers a suite of distance education courses, designed to help students fit their learning style and lifestyle. Students can choose from many different fields in the undergraduate and postgraduate levels such as arts and humanities, business, education, health, information technology, law and justice and science and engineering. Study online programs at Griffith may also be delivered through the Open Universities Australia (Curtin OUA).
Support and resources are provided to students including a 24/7 access to learning resources, the flexibility to study anywhere and at any time, unique opportunities to communicate and collaborate with teachers and other students, access to a user-friendly assignment submission system, ongoing support, including a mobile app and access to teachers with experience delivering online education.
Griffith University has well laid support programs for overseas students. To ensure that international students are provided utmost comfort, support programs start as early as pre-departure. Students are given instructions about fees, how to organize their health insurance, how to apply for an Australian student visa, book flights, airport collection and temporary accommodation. They are also given information about Griffith per se.
Coming to an unfamiliar destination can be stressful so Griffith has prepared free airport reception. Once students are settled, Griffith Mates will guide them regarding enrolment procedures, university life preparation and international student events and activities. A week long orientation is offered by the university to introduce students to university-life. Aside from all these, Griffith offers a wide variety of international student scholarships both for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

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Macquarie University

Macquarie University is a modern, sophisticated and cosmopolitan leading provider of education in Australia which began in 1967. Macquarie is a university which prides itself on outstanding academic achievement and high quality research.
Macquarie University is located in the suburb of North Ryde, and is set on 135 hectares of bushland which includes a sculpture park, golf driving range, two hotels and many historical, scientific and cultural museums. The Macquarie University campus houses a Research Park which is well known and regarded.
The University strives to be at the cutting edge of research and technology, with an emphasis on innovation in all aspects of our curriculum. Innovation combined with a commitment to excellence has resulted in recognition for the University in a range of areas.

Macquarie University is a good place to study because it offers industry-relevant undergraduate degrees, provides students with overseas study and exchange opportunities in over 50 countries and has a vibrant campus life. In the undergraduate level, faculties include arts, business, human sciences, medicine and health sciences and science and engineering.
The study options offered at Macquarie include full-time, part-time, distance study, evening classes and mid-year starts. As for the entry requirements, Macquarie does not solely look at students ATAR ratings. Other pathway options are also available for students who have insufficient ATAR ratings. Macquarie also offers a range of scholarships for undergraduate students.
Macquarie offers many undergraduate and postgraduate study online programs in fields such as the arts, human sciences, science, actuarial studies, history, business and finance and psychology. Macquarie also has connections with Open Universities Australia (OUA).
The Centre for Open Education (COE) assists students undertaking external units or courses, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees by distance education. COE provides advice and guidance and, where possible, liaises with other University staff on the student's behalf.
Students are provided with different learning resources such as mobile apps, learning programs, student forums and chatrooms, CD's, assignment folders and wall planners and diaries. They can interact with tutors through audio, video, chat, and other interactive tools.

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University of the Sunshine Coast

The University of the Sunshine Coast offers a broad mix of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs, Study Abroad courses, English language programs and research opportunities. The University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) first opened its doors as the Sunshine Coast University College in 1996. In 1999 it was renamed to the current University of the Sunshine Coast. The main campus is on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland around 100 kilometres (60 miles) north of Brisbane.
USC offers a range of single or double bachelor degrees. The university has almost 100 undergraduate programs to choose from, relevant to the real world and covering a vast array of professions. Students can also take courses through associate and combined degree, diploma and honours program. Aside from all these, students are given the opportunity to study overseas.
The basic entry requirement for undergraduate studies at USC is an ATAR qualification. However, for students who are not able to meet this requirement, there are a number of other pathways to gain entry into tertiary study. Examples include year 12, TAFE and the indigenous direct entry and access scheme (IDEAS).

USC's coursework programs are offered at graduate certificate, graduate diploma or master's level. Higher degrees by research at masters and doctorate level are also available. Postgraduate programs can enhance a student's previous degree, offer a change in direction, or create a new career.
To help postgraduate students balance study, family life and work, USC prepared study options such as part-time, full-time, online and external studies. There are two faculties at USC, the faculty of arts and business and the faculty of science, health, education and engineering.
USC sees the struggles that first-time overseas students experience in an unknown country. To address international student needs, the university begins its support services as early as pre-departure. Students are thoroughly briefed prior to their arrival in Australia. Discussions on student visa, health insurance, the essential documents to be packed and booking accommodations are all part of the pre-departure briefing.
Upon arrival, students don't have to worry for transportation as USC offers free airport pick-up. After students are fully settled, students have to attend a week long orientation which is scheduled by the university. Guidance services, language support programs, international student advisors, an International Student Centre and international student scholarships are all offered at USC.

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University of Wollongong

The University of Wollongong is a University of international standing with an enviable record of achievement in teaching and research. It is conveniently located in one of the most beautiful settings in Australia, just an hour's drive south of Australia's largest city, Sydney.
Students and staff at Wollongong come from diverse backgrounds, many from overseas. They share a culture that respects openness, inclusiveness, collegiality and diversity. The university is proud of its talented, motivated and energetic staff - many of whom are leaders in their field nationally and internationally. The university provides a real focus on the student experience and understands that each student comes with an individual dream: to learn about and reach beyond their field of interest; to explore many different experiences that will help them choose their future directions; and also to meet others and enjoy a very special time in their lives.
The University of Wollongong will continue to explore, develop and use human and technological capacity for the benefit of its region, the nation and the international community.
Wollongong offers over 120 different undergraduate degrees from across its five faculties, in engineering and IT, health sciences and medicine, business and commerce, applied and natural sciences, arts, communications and creative arts and law and education. These programs may be undertaken through the bachelor degree or bachelor with honours program. Wollongongalso has more than 50 double degree programs available.
Undergraduate student experience at Wollongong is further enriched through an international exchange semester at one of the university's 190 partner universities around the world. Overseas internships are also in place for students as Wollongong has developed partnerships with international industries.
Students can take postgraduate courses at Wollongong either through coursework or research programs. Similar to undergraduate study, postgraduate coursework assessments are based on a combination of written assignments, presentations, formal examinations, class participation and practical exercises.
As for postgraduate research, there are four research options, Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated), professional doctorate and masters of philosophy. Successful completion of a postgraduate program can help a student fast-track their career, or change careers completely. Wollongong provides flexible study options that allow graduate students to maintain a healthy work/study/life balance.

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University of Notre Dame

Inspired by one of the greatest Catholic universities in the world, the University of Notre Dame in the United States, Notre Dame Australia brings to Australian education the vibrant traditions of a Catholic university together with the rich history of one of the world's premier universities.
The University of Notre Dame, Australia, located in the heart of Fremantle, has the unique quality of being a 'Town University'. Present and past merge into a rich mix of cultures and traditions typical of the older university towns of Europe. Strolling through arcades and streets bursting with markets, coffee shops and restaurants specialising in all styles of cuisine and within reach of some of the best beaches in Australia, it is easy to see why the University's founders chose such a magnificent location for the beautiful campus.
Notre Dame aims to remain a small, private university committed to ensure that students receive a personalised, high quality education. It offers a caring and friendly learning environment dedicated to providing courses that are challenging, relevant and responsive to student, employer and community needs.
The University attracts students from a range of cultural and religious backgrounds, which produces an exciting and vital atmosphere on campus. Students are drawn from such countries as South-East Asia, North Asia, Africa, Europe, South America and the USA.
Undergraduate studies at Notre Dame provide students with an excellent standard of training for their profession of choice within the context of Catholic faith and values. Students can choose a program based on different study areas such as arts and sciences, business, education, health sciences, nursing and midwifery, philosophy and theology and physiotherapy. They may also study a double degree.
The basic entry requirement for admission in Notre Dame is an ATAR ranking. For students who do not have an adequate ATAR or have not studied for a few years, Notre Dame's alternative entry pathways may be able to help them. Aside from all these, the university also offers study abroad and overseas internship programs for undergraduate students.

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Swinburne University of Technology

From almost 100 years experience in education, Swinburne University knows how to prepare its graduates for the real world. Swinburne has a strong focus on research, entrepreneurship and innovation. Close links with business and industry ensure that the University's study programs are responsive to the demands of the commercial sector.
Swinburne offers qualifications ranging from certificates, bachelors and masters to PhDs. Areas of study available at Swinburne include: Arts, Psychology and Social Science, Business, Entrepreneurship and Management, Design and Creative Industries, Engineering, Health and Community Services, Hospitality and Tourism, Information Technology and Computing, Multimedia, Science, Technology and the Environment, English Language, Foundation and Degree Transfer Programs.

Swinburne is a school that fosters a fun-learning environment for students, it is a world-ranked institution and the university helps students through flexible study options. The university offers undergraduate and double degrees across a range of study areas. To ensure a balance of theory and practice, Swinburne has developed close ties with different industries which will provide students with opportunities for valuable industry and workplace experience.
Undergraduate students can study at Swinburne's one of more than 90 partner institutions around the world. Go on exchange or join one of the university's study abroad programs and get credit towards completing their degree while overseas. Swinburne also offers a range of scholarships to help undergraduate students reach their full potential.

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University of the Sunshine Coast

Congratulations on your decision to study at the University of the Sunshine Coast. You are joining the fastest growing campus in the country. National surveys of student satisfaction consistently place USC in the top quartile of universities across the nation. The University’s achievements in research and community engagement are also attracting national and international recognition.

While we are growing quickly, we are small enough to be personal. At USC, the relationship between staff and students is based on a genuine partnership. You can be confident that if issues arise during your studies, your University has networks in place to help.

Through student representation on key decision making committees, your peers make a very significant input to University governance and management. You are encouraged to nominate for student representative positions so that you can contribute to the USC community as a whole.

There are also opportunities to become engaged in outreach activities as a USC Ambassador, or to assist new students through the mentor and peer advisor programs. It’s a way you can become part of the supportive culture that sets our University apart.

Your studies start in Welcome Week. The orientation activities in Welcome Week give you a chance to familiarise yourself with your faculty and program, meet your teaching staff, and fellow students. You get to know what is where on campus, the support services available to you, and how to engage with student societies and their activities. And Welcome Week is a lot of fun!

I wish you every success with your studies and time at USC.

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Victoria University

Choose VU for victory

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There’s no greater victory than being confident and prepared for the job you want when you graduate – and there’s no better way to get there than by teaming up with Victoria University (VU).

We focus on the end goal: students who graduate job-ready. Our industry connections and leadership in fields such as sport help our graduates forge successful careers in competitive job markets.

Our high-profile industry connections offer you hands-on workplace learning and valuable networking opportunities. You'll graduate with skills and real-world experience that employers value and look for in their employees.

We offer an environment which nurtures each student’s individual success through:

• accessible transitions from TAFE to higher education
• extensive student support services 
• the largest range of scholarships of any university in Victoria.

Achieve your dream career without your background or ATAR score holding you back.

Every member of the VU community is focused on helping you reach your true potential – and we won’t give up until you’re fully prepared for victory.

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University of Western Sydney

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UWS

Find out all about the governance and strategic directions of the University of Western Sydney.
Research

If you are interested in research at UWS or thinking of starting a research degree, start here.
Learning and Teaching

Find out more about the University of Western Sydney’s commitment to learning and teaching.
Schools and Research Institutes

Take a look at what is on offer in the University of Western Sydney’s Schools and Institutes.
Campuses and structure

A bit lost? Find your way around the University of Western Sydney’s campuses and departments.
In the community

Want to get involved with UWS? Engage with us here.
Contact us

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Federation University

With 5 stars for teaching quality* six years in a row - FedUni's the ideal place for you to learn to succeed. There's a program to suit you As one of Victoria's 5-star universities**, we offer over 400 programs - from short courses to degrees and beyond. Browse our Program Finder to find out about what you can study and applying for our programs. Discover your pathway to study Pathways can help you transition through your study life and career. Whether you have an existing qualification that you want to consider credit options for, or you are looking for a pathway through an alternative entry method, we have options available to help you get there. Find out more All the support you need At FedUni we understand that starting your life as a university student is exciting, but that it also involves change with a challenge or two along the way. To help you meet these challenges, and to succeed, we have developed the following range of student-focused programs including Student Futures Program, LEAP into Uni, Returning to study (FAST program) and support for students with disabilities. Find out more Experience uni life Our aim is to get you off on the right foot from day one, to meet new people and make new friends. There are so many great opportunities for you to meet staff and students to make a smooth transition into university life. You can get involved in a club, society or sports team on campus, or participate in recreational trips and activities held throughout the year. Find out more Small class sizes Our class sizes are smaller than most metropolitan institutions, meaning you can receive one-to-one assistance directly from your lecturer or tutor. Get job ready Our teaching facilities and equipment meet the very highest standards to ensure you are well prepared for industry and research. Our programs are regularly reviewed to ensure they have national and international relevance. FedUni's close links with major industries play an important role in the design of our programs which will greatly benefit you as a new graduate. We'll help you to succeed FedUni has the highest graduate employment rating of any Victorian-based university. Over 79% of our graduates are employed full-time^ Over 14% of our graduates continue into full-time study^ Our graduates have rated us 5 stars for overall satisfaction* *Source: The Good Uni Guide 2010/2011/2012/2013/2014/2015 **Source: The Good Uni Guide 2014 ^Source: myuniversity.gov.au

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University of Wollongong (UOW)

WHAT ARE WE ABOUT?
At the University of Wollongong we’re about connecting bright minds through learning and research, to shape the world we live in.

We’re about bringing people with different passions, strengths, and skills together to collaborate and innovate.

We’re about world-class education, empowering people with knowledge, and creating job opportunities.

We’re about working with and for our communities to improve lives.

In learning and teaching, research, and business, at UOW it’s personal. We work with you, to help you realise your bright idea and big plan.

That's what it means to connect at UOW.

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The University of Newcastle, Australia

WORK READY GRADS SOUGHT AFTER BY INDUSTRY

No matter the degree, both undergraduate and postgraduate courses at UON provide students with practical, real-world experience that is highly sought after by all employers. Our degrees are recognised both nationally and internationally and provide a unique mix of theory, with experience in a practical setting and links with industry. Our graduates are competitive in global employment markets and some of our degrees have a 100 per cent employment rate (Bachelor of Medicine and Physiotherapy)1. No matter what you study our graduates are sought after and earn a median starting salary that is five per cent higher2 than other graduates.

LEADING TEACHERS AND RESEARCHERS

You will learn from the best of the best. Our award-winning teachers and researchers are national and international leaders in their field. Our teachers also have strong links with industry and provide students with networks, opportunities and experiences like no other. Most of our teachers are also active researchers and provide students with access to cutting-edge thinking and discoveries. Our award-winning teaching professionals will help you lay the foundations for a lifetime of opportunities in your chosen field.

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Australian Catholic University

Why choose ACU?

We're unique
Australian Catholic University (ACU) has seven campuses around Australia. We empower students to think critically, ethically and to bring about change in their communities and professions.

We value you
As a publicly-funded university, we welcome staff and students of all beliefs and backgrounds. We are committed to providing equal access to education for all people.

Practical experience
Students undertake professional placements and volunteer work throughout their studies, with many securing excellent jobs before they graduate.

Community engagement is also a core part of every student's experience at ACU, to the point where it's embedded within our courses. This allows students to give back to their communities and make a difference through opportunities such as volunteer experience programs.

More than study
ACU is a great place to meet people and have new experiences.

Each campus student association hosts events such as barbecues, balls and concerts. There are also clubs, societies and sporting events such as ACU Games and University Games.

Travel the world
ACU students can attend an overseas university in more than 16 countries, complete international internships, and work in community programs around the world – all while receiving credit towards their degree.

Your success
The Office of Student Success provides academic skills, career development and counselling services, as well as support for people with special needs or disabilities on each campus.

Campus Life Coordinators and the ACU National Student Association (ACUNSA) ensure students have the resources they need to achieve a healthy study/life balance.

Catholic intellectual tradition
ACU is Australia's leading Catholic university and is supported by more than 2,000 years of Catholic intellectual tradition. As a member of the International Federation of Catholic Universities, we are devoted to communicating truth in every field of knowledge through teaching and research, as well as promoting the dignity of all people and the common good.

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The University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide draws strength from its founding values as it fulfils its future research and teaching aspirations.
The University is an international institution that distinctively embraces the ideal of the research university, where the excitement, vitality and passion of the search for new knowledge is one in which all students participate; as an enlightened and tolerant community where able students can find support, whatever their background or circumstances; and as a place where the Kaurna people, original custodians of the land on which the campuses now rest, are acknowledged and their culture respected.
Our Distinctive Features

A student body of democratic breadth
A staff of international distinction
A spirit of freedom to investigate new fields
A sense of importance to the community
A goal to prepare educated leaders.
The University of Adelaide commits to a distinctive approach that recaptures the ideal of the research university, and seeks an internationally-focused staff and a tolerant, progressive student mix, which will prepare students for global citizenship in an increasingly borderless world. It will be a university true to its historical roots, yet passionately committed to its role in producing graduates designed to play leading parts in the Asian Century.

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UNSW Australia

Welcome to UNSW Australia (The University of New South Wales), one of Australia's leading research and teaching universities. At UNSW, we take pride in the broad range and high quality of our teaching programs. Our teaching gains strength and currency from our research activities, strong industry links and our international nature; UNSW has a strong regional and global engagement. 

In developing new ideas and promoting lasting knowledge we are creating an academic environment where outstanding students and scholars from around the world can be inspired to excel in their programs of study and research. Partnerships with both local and global communities allow UNSW to share knowledge, debate and research outcomes. UNSW’s public events include concert performances, open days and public forums on issues such as the environment, healthcare and global politics. We encourage you to explore the UNSW website so you can find out more about what we do. 

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The University of Melbourne

An undergraduate course is your first degree at university. Search here if you’re a secondary school student, or looking to start your first degree at University.

You’ll be able to choose from more than 80 different study areas at Melbourne. You’ll find course information, entry requirements, fees and information about pathways to a professional qualification at Melbourne. Find out more about why Melbourne is a great choice for tertiary study.

Our undergraduate degrees

Bachelor of Agriculture
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Arts Extended
Bachelor of Biomedicine
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Environments
Associate Degree in Urban Horticulture
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Oral Health
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science Extended
Diploma in General Studies

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American University of Sharjah

Despite being young in age, American University of Sharjah (AUS) is acclaimed throughout the region for its academic excellence and multicultural campus life.
Founded in 1997 by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammad Al Qassimi, Member of the Supreme Council of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Sharjah, the university was envisaged by His Highness as a leading educational institution in the Gulf region. Consciously based upon American institutions of higher education, AUS is thoroughly grounded in Arab culture and is part of a larger process of the revitalization of intellectual life in the Middle East. We are an independent, not-for-profit coeducational institution that is proud of its role as a leading comprehensive coeducational university, serving students from the region and around the world.
As a provider of quality higher education in the Gulf, AUS is licensed and its programs are accredited by the Commission for Academic Accreditation of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in the United Arab Emirates. AUS is also accredited in the United States of America by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA, Tel +1 215 662 5606). The bachelor of science degree programs in chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer engineering, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering offered by the College of Engineering are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org). The bachelor of science degree program in computer science offered by the College of Engineering is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET (www.abet.org). The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration as well as the Master of Business Administration and Executive Master of Business Administration degrees offered by the School of Business Administration are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), www.aacsb.edu. The Bachelor of Architecture program of the College of Architecture, Art and Design is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) of the United States, www.naab.org.
We offer 26 majors and 52 minors at the undergraduate level, and 14 master's degrees programs through the following academic divisions:
College of Architecture, Art and Design
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Engineering
School of Business Administration
While Arabic is the official language of the United Arab Emirates, the language of instruction at AUS is English. All classes and administrative functions are conducted in English.


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