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Universities

university [n.]

[pl. universities] a high-level educational institution in which students study for degrees and academic research is done.
- ORIGIN Latin universitas ‘the whole’, later ‘guild’, from universus [see UNIVERSE]..

Universities are the top tier of education with university qualifications, often at postgraduate level, now a virtual necessity in most professions and many other occupations.

In Australia, all universities have a reasonable level of reliance on government funding through various grants and student funding schemes. Bond University and The University of Notre Dame [Australia] are the only two private universities, though both still receive some public funding.

There has been a major increase in the number of universities since the 1980s, rising to the 39 that exist today. Nearly a quarter of these are ranked in the top 200 universities in the world, with the Australian National University at the highest ranking of 16. Several universities previously existed as Colleges of Advanced Education or Institutes. Most universities have significant numbers of international students, especially from Asia.

There are multiple pages that can be accessed using either the page number boxes above or the other links.

This page looks at Australian universities with further information on academic and financial assistance, admission centres, postgraduate courses, Medical Examination preparation and other general information.

The Second Page looks at international universities including the World’s Best plus some from specific countries. There is also information covering blogs, qualification information and more.

Tertiary Course Entry Options There are a number of options for entering the course of your choice, at the university of your choice. These are discussed on this page.


Australian Universities

Australian Universities

Search by alphabetical listing, state or city. Find rankings using different formulae, special groupings, Australian Colleges, special schools e.g. Law, Nursing, Teaching & Business, English programs, study cost, accommodation, visa information and more. Each university is accessed separately via their :

It should provide everything you want to know about Australian Universities.

Link Portals

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Other Information

Adult Learning

Check the Adult & Community Education page for details regarding this area.

Assistance

Academic Assistance

Specific academic assistance including advice, language skills, study, exam preparation, reading, writing and more. Only a selection of what is available.

Accessibility Assistance

Financial Assistance

General Sites

Medical Examination Help

Postgraduate Courses in Australia

University Admission Centres

These are state & territory groups who allocate offers for placement at universities [and sometimes TAFES] within their region. If you have questions, direct them to the state/territory group covering the university where you wish to study. Note that from 2010, all bar Queensland will be using the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank as a common measure.

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