Address:               The Australian National University

                            Canberra ACT 0200

                            Australia

Telephone:            +612 6125 5111

Fax:                      N/A

Email:                   webmaster@anu.edu.au

Website:               http://www.anu.edu.au/

 

 

 

 

International Students

Contact:                  International Office

Telephone:              +612 6125 5594

Fax:                        N/A

Email:                     Student.Information@anu.edu.au

Website:                 http://info.anu.edu.au/studyat/International_Office

 

Important Dates

Semester 1:            Applications close November 15 and semester commences in February

Semester 2:            Applications close May 15 and semester commences in July

Note:                      Not all faculties have a semester 2 intake

 

Admissions

Website:                 http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/admission/

 

Annual Fees

Undergraduate:       $21,408 – $24,768

Postgraduate:         $21,408 – $30,096

Note: All amounts shown are in Australian dollars.

 

Degrees by Distance Education

No

 

Ranking

Times Higher Education Supplement:    No. 17 (2009)

 

Scholarships

The university offers scholarships for international students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. For more information, visit http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/scholarships/index.php.

 

Student Accommodation

The university has 12 colleges and halls of residence, with rates ranging between $155 and $305 a week in 2010. More information is available at http://accom.anu.edu.au/UAS/186.html. The university also has an online housing service to assist students in finding off-campus accommodation: http://accom.anu.edu.au/UAS/977/187.html.

 

About The University

The Australian National University needs no introduction, as it is consistently ranked as the best university in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere. Boasting four Nobel Prize-winners, ANU’s aim is to advance knowledge through excellence in research, education and community engagement, taking its place amongst the international elite. The university is renowned for both innovative teaching and high-quality research, but its reputation does not stop there—it also regularly plays host to international delegations and diplomatic missions. Most major disciplines are offered across seven colleges providing intensive research-led teaching.  

 

About Canberra

As Australia's capital city, Canberra boasts the cosmopolitan character and extensive facilities of larger cities whilst its relatively small population of around 325,000 lends itself to a relaxed, sociable lifestyle. The average age in Canberra is just 34; most residents are young, socially mobile and well-educated with around 20 percent born overseas, creating a vibrant, diverse atmosphere for students. Both culture and sports are well catered for, with a number of national museums, galleries and libraries hosted alongside the Australian Institute of Sport and the Canberra Stadium.