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University of Western Australia
Established in 1911, The University of Western Australia is the oldest university in Western Australia and one of the most prestigious in the country.
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University of Sydney
The University of Sydney is the leading academic establishment in Australia, offering what it calls ‘Sydney Choice.’
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Queensland University of Technology
A relatively new university, established in 1989, the Queensland University of Technology has a modern outlook.
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University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide, founded in 1874, is one of Australia’s oldest and most respected universities.
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Top Tips for Choosing
By The Diplomat
We've compiled some must-know tips for choosing the right school - for you. After all, when you apply to a university, it’s a great leap of faith. Unless you have studied there previously, you are generally relying on second and third-hand reports and claims by the institution itself about the quality of a particular course.
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Going The Distance
By Jenghiz von Streng
The ways of undertaking higher education are constantly evolving. One increasingly popular and wide-spread form of university education is the phenomenon of distance learning. Long regarded with skepticism by many traditional higher education institutions, distance education has now moved firmly into the mainstream.
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Got Culture?
By Amy Green
Each year, Australia’s post-secondary schools, combined with the country’s vibrant and diverse culture, draw in hundreds of thousands of students from overseas. For many, their time spent in Australia, living and studying, is the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Perth
It may not be a huge city, but the City of Perth says potential students will discover a ‘focal point for innovation, scientific breakthroughs and at the forefront of cutting edge technology’ that punches above its weight.
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Gold Coast
Gold Coast Mayor Ron Clarke MBE invites potential students to consider studying in Australia’s ‘foremost tourist destination,’ with its golden beaches and great cuisine, where he says a quiet education revolution has been taking place.
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Cairns
Interested in going to university in a tropical paradise? Cairns Mayor Val Schier says that the city’s ‘splendid natural environment creates a world of learning opportunity’ for those studying in Australia’s gateway to its tropical north.
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Melbourne
Lord Mayor of Melbourne Robert Doyle says that his city’s energy, vibe and buzz are the envy of the world, and he invites potential students to come and see for themselves what it's like in ‘one of the most liveable cities in the world.’
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