From top left to right: Swinburne University of Technology , Melbourne; Macquarie University , Sydney ; Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology , Melbourne; University of Melbourne , Melbourne; University of New South Wales , Sydney; University of South Australia , Adelaide ; University of Western Australia , Perth ; University of Sydney , Sydney; Queensland University of Technology , Brisbane ; Australian National University , Canberra .
There are 43 universities in Australia : 40 public universities, two international universities, and one private university.[1] The Commonwealth Higher Education Support Act 2003 sets out three groups of Australian higher education providers : universities, other self-accrediting higher education institutions, and state and territory accredited higher education institutions.
Universities [ edit ]
University
Campus[2]
State[2]
Established
University status
Times rank [3]
ARWU rank [4]
QS rank [5]
CWTS rank [note 1]
Australian Catholic University
Sydney , Brisbane , Canberra , Ballarat , Melbourne
National
1991
1991
601-800
701+
Australian National University
Canberra
ACT
1946
1946
47
77=
22
100
Bond University
Gold Coast
QLD
1987
1987
501-600
461-470
Carnegie Mellon University - Australia
Adelaide
SA
2006
2006
Central Queensland University
Rockhampton
QLD
1967
1992
401-500
601-650
Charles Darwin University
Darwin
NT
2004
2004
251-300
551-600
Charles Sturt University
Albury , Bathurst , Wagga Wagga , Orange
NSW
1989
701+
Curtin University
Perth
WA
1902
1986
401-500
201-300
306=
312
Deakin University
Melbourne , Geelong , Warrnambool
VIC
1974
1974
251-300
201-300
355
314
Edith Cowan University
Perth
WA
1902
1991
501-600
701+
Federation University Australia
Ballarat
VIC
1870
1994
Flinders University
Adelaide
SA
1966
1966
351-400
301-400
551-600
345
Griffith University
Brisbane , Gold Coast
QLD
1971
1971
251-300
301-400
336
300
James Cook University
Townsville
QLD
1970
1970
251-300
201-300
340=
129
La Trobe University
Melbourne
VIC
1964
1964
351-400
301-400
386=
430
Macquarie University
Sydney
NSW
1964
1964
251-300
201-300
247=
361
Monash University
Melbourne
VIC
1958
1958
74
79=
65
168
Murdoch University
Perth
WA
1973
1973
401-500
501-550
Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane
QLD
1908
1989
201-250
201-300
276
437
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Melbourne
VIC
1887
1992
401-500
401-500
252=
393
Southern Cross University
Coffs Harbour , Lismore , Tweed Heads
NSW
1954
1994
501-600
Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne
VIC
1908
1992
351-400
401-500
441-450
159
Torrens University Australia
Adelaide
SA
2014
2014
University of Adelaide
Adelaide
SA
1874
1874
142
101-150
125
203
The University of Canberra
Canberra
ACT
1967
1990
401-500
551-600
The University of Divinity
Melbourne , Adelaide , Sydney
National
1910
2012
University of Melbourne
Melbourne
VIC
1853
1853
33=
40
42
123
University of New England
Armidale
NSW
1938
1954
701+
University of New South Wales
Sydney
NSW
1833
1949
78=
101-150
49=
195
The University of Newcastle
Newcastle
NSW
1951
1965
201-250
301-400
245=
198
The University of Notre Dame Australia
Fremantle , Broome , Sydney
WA
1989
1989
University of Queensland
Brisbane
QLD
1909
1909
60=
55
51=
143
University of South Australia
Adelaide
SA
1856
1991
251-300
288=
395
University of Southern Queensland
Toowoomba
QLD
1967
1992
601-800
701+
University of the Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast
QLD
1994
1994
501-600
University of Sydney
Sydney
NSW
1850
1850
60=
82
46=
197
University of Tasmania
Hobart
TAS
1890
1890
301-350
201-300
370=
320
University of Technology, Sydney
Sydney
NSW
1833
1988
251-300
301-400
193
157
The University of Western Australia
Perth
WA
1911
1911
125
96=
102=
274
Western Sydney University
Sydney
NSW
1891
1989
401-500
301-400
551-600
272
University of Wollongong
Wollongong
NSW
1951
1975
251-300
301-400
218
264
Victoria University
Melbourne
VIC
1916
1990
351-400
651-700
University groups [ edit ]
See also [ edit ]
^ Listed separately from the citation
[7] [8] [9] [10]
References [ edit ]
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (2008). Australia in brief: Tourism and international students . Barton, ACT, Australia
External links [ edit ]
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