This is a
list of universities in
Australia.
The Commonwealth
Higher Education Support Act
2003 sets out three groups of higher education providers.
Students at all three types of institutions are eligible for
FEE-HELP,
an income contingent loan to cover charges and fees.
Universities
National
- Charles
Sturt University, Bathurst
, Wagga Wagga
, Albury
, Dubbo
, Manly
, Orange
, Canberra
- Macquarie University
, Sydney
- University of New
England, Armidale

- University of New South Wales
, Sydney
, Canberra
, Singapore
- University
of Newcastle
, Newcastle
, Callaghan, Ourimbah
, Port Macquarie
, Singapore
- Southern Cross University,
Coffs
Harbour
, Lismore
, Tweed Heads
- University of Sydney,
Sydney
- University of
Technology, Sydney
- University of Western
Sydney
- University of Wollongong
, Wollongong
, Shoalhaven
, Batemans
Bay
, Loftus, Moss Vale
, Dubai
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- University of Melbourne
, Melbourne
, Parkville,
- Monash
University, Melbourne (Clayton
, Caulfield
, Berwick
, Peninsula, Parkville), Churchill
(Gippsland) ,
Malaysia, South Africa
- Royal Melbourne Institute of
Technology
, Melbourne
(CBD
, Brunswick
, Bundoora
), Vietnam
(Hanoi
, Ho Chi Minh
City
)
- Swinburne University of
Technology, Melbourne (Hawthorn
, Lilydale, Prahran, Wantirna, Croydon), Malaysia
(Sarawak
)
- La Trobe University
, Melbourne, Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo, Beechworth,
Shepparton, Mildura
, Mt Buller
- Deakin
University, Geelong
, Melbourne
, Warrnambool
- University
of Ballarat, Ballarat
, Ararat, Horsham
, Stawell
- Victoria University, Melbourne


- Bond University
, Gold
Coast
- Griffith University
, Brisbane
, Logan
and Gold
Coast
- Central Queensland University,
Bundaberg
, Gladstone
, Mackay
, Rockhampton
and Brisbane
.
- James Cook University
, Townsville
, Brisbane, Singapore and Cairns
- University of Queensland
, Brisbane
, Ipswich
and Gatton
- Queensland
University of Technology
, Brisbane
- University of Southern
Queensland, Toowoomba

- University of the Sunshine
Coast
, Sunshine Coast
- Central Queensland University,
Rockhampton, Brisbane, Goldcoast, Melbourne, Mackay, Bundaberg,
Emerald
, Noosa, Sunshine
Coast
and Sydney
Other self-accrediting higher education institutions
These institutions are for nearly all practical purposes,
universities. However, they are deemed not to be because their
academic focus is too narrow.
State and territory accredited higher education
institutions
Each qualification these institutions offer must first be approved
by the relevant state or territory authority. For the purposes of
maintainability, the list below only aims to include institutions
that create their own
degree, masters or doctorate
courses - not those that deliver courses created by others, or
create only lesser courses. Links to full lists of Higher Education
course originators can be found at the bottom of this
section.
Institutions that only deliver higher education courses created by
another institution can be found via the parent institution
listed.
Government
Specialist
General
Christian
National
New South Wales
South Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
Victoria
Western Australia
Other private
Specialist
- Adelaide Central
School of Art
- Australian
College of Applied Psychology, Sydney and Brisbane
- Australian College of
Natural Medicine, Brisbane
, Perth
and Melbourne
- Australian
College of Physical Education, Sydney
- Australian Guild
of Music Education, Melbourne
- Australian
Institute of Public Safety, Melbourne
- Australian Institute
of Music, Sydney
- Australian
International Hotel School
, Canberra
- Australian National
college, Melbourne
- Billy Blue College of Design, Sydney
- Brandon
Raynor's School of Massage and Natural Therapies, Sydney,
Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Gold Coast
- Earth Institute, Sydney
- International College
of Hotel Management, Adelaide
- Invisage, Brisbane
- Jansen Newman Institute,
Sydney
- Jschool: Journalism
Education & Training
- Kaylene Kranz and
Associates, Adelaide
- Kollel
Beth Hatalmud Yehuda Fishman Institute, Melbourne
- Le Cordon Bleu
Australia, Adelaide
- Marcus Oldham College,
Geelong
- National
Institute of Health Sciences, Canberra
- Nature Care College,
Sydney
- Oceania
Polytechnic Institute of Education, Melbourne
- QANTM, Brisbane
- Raffles
College of Design and Commerce, Sydney
- SAE Institute, Sydney, Byron Bay,
Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth
- Southern School
of Natural Therapies, Melbourne
- William Blue
College of Hospitality and Tourism, Sydney
General
- Alexander
Institute of Technology, Perth
- Gibaran Learning Group
(incorporating Australian
Institute of Business Administration, Entrepreneurship Institute
Australia, and Tourism
Institute Australia), Adelaide
- Holmes Institute,
Melbourne
- ILM Australia, None. Although
registered in Australia, it only delivers courses outside the
country
- Navitas World, Sydney, Melbourne,
Brisbane, Adelaide and various places in other countries
- Open Polytechnic of
New Zealand, via an affiliate in Melbourne
Full listings
Institutions operating in the external territories are auspiced by
the Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training.
However, there are none at this time (2005).
Groupings of universities
Rankings of universities
2008 Shanghai Jiao Tong University's academic ranking of
world universities
In 2008 the "Academic Ranking of World Universities"
[40738],
produced by Shanghai Jiao Tong University's Institute of Higher
Education, ranked Australian universities accordingly:
| National Rank |
University |
Regional Rank(Asia Pacific) |
World Rank |
| 1 |
Australian National University |
3 |
59 |
| 2 |
University of Melbourne |
6 |
73 |
| 3 |
University of Sydney |
8 |
97 |
| 4 |
University of Queensland |
9-16 |
101-151 |
| 5 |
University of Western Australia |
9-16 |
101-151 |
| 6 |
University of New South Wales |
17-22 |
152-200 |
| 7 |
Macquarie University |
23-41 |
201-302 |
| 8 |
Monash University |
23-41 |
201-302 |
| 9 |
University of Adelaide |
23-41 |
201-302 |
| 10 |
Flinders University |
42-68 |
303-401 |
| 11 |
James Cook University |
42-68 |
303-401 |
| 12 |
University of Newcastle |
42-68 |
303-401 |
| 13 |
University of Tasmania |
42-68 |
303-401 |
| 14 |
University of Wollongong |
42-68 |
303-401 |
2005 Teaching Performance Rankings (The
Australian)
This table shows the teaching standards in Australia universities
and was published in
The Australian
newspaper. The scaling method used in preparing this league table
had seven components:
- CEQ (Course Experience Questionnaire) generic skills:
17.91%
- CEQ good teaching: 18.5%
- CEQ overall satisfaction: 18.9%
- Students in full-time employment after they graduate:
11.48%
- Those that go on to full-time study: 10.29%
- Drop-out or attrition rates: 10.65%
- Student progress or pass rates: 12.26%
| Rank |
University |
Score |
| 1 |
University of Wollongong |
34.24 |
| 2 |
Australian Maritime College |
30.79 |
| 3 |
University of Melbourne |
29.93 |
| 4 |
Swinburne University of Technology |
29.33 |
| 5 |
University of Queensland |
28.73 |
| 6 |
Australian National University |
26.95 |
| 7 |
University of New England |
25.56 |
| 8 |
University of Canberra |
24.25 |
| 9 |
University of Ballarat |
24.08 |
| 10 |
University of Sydney |
23.93 |
| 11 |
Murdoch University |
23.49 |
| 12 |
University of Western Australia |
23.42 |
| 13 |
Australian Catholic University |
22.73 |
| 14 |
Monash University |
22.16 |
| 15 |
RMIT University |
21.18 |
| 16 |
Macquarie University |
19.96 |
| 17 |
Charles Sturt University |
19.44 |
| 18 |
University of Technology, Sydney |
18.72 |
| 19 |
Victoria University |
18.65 |
| Rank |
University |
Score |
| 20 |
University of the Sunshine Coast |
18.44 |
| 21 |
Deakin University |
18.35 |
| 22 |
Griffith University |
18.25 |
| 23 |
Edith Cowan University |
17.91 |
| 24 |
Curtin University of Technology |
17.45 |
| 25 |
University of Newcastle |
16.31 |
| 26 |
Flinders University |
16.02 |
| 27 |
University of Southern Queensland |
15.39 |
| 28 |
Southern Cross University |
14.83 |
| 29 |
RMIT |
14.49 |
| 30 |
James Cook University |
14.17 |
| 31 |
Queensland University of Technology |
13.67 |
| 32 |
University of New South Wales |
13.56 |
| 33 |
University of Western Sydney |
12.85 |
| 34 |
University of Tasmania |
12.00 |
| 35 |
Central Queensland University |
11.49 |
| 36 |
University of Adelaide |
10.54 |
| 37 |
University of South Australia |
10.11 |
| 38 |
Charles Darwin University |
9.05 |
2009 Times Higher Education Supplement Australian
Rankings
This list shows the international ranking of Australian
universities that had been included in the top 100 universities as
determined by the Times Higher Education Supplement
| Rank |
University |
| 17 |
Australian National University |
| 36 |
University of Melbourne |
| 36 |
University of Sydney |
| 41 |
University of Queensland |
| 45 |
Monash University |
| 47 |
University of New South Wales |
| 81 |
University of Adelaide |
| 84 |
University of Western Australia |
Asiaweek's Australian top ranking
universities
In 2000, Asiaweek ranked Asia's universities and grouped them
according to whether they were a generalist Multi-Disciplinary or a
Science and Technology university.
[40739]
| Multi-disciplinary |
| Rank |
University |
| 8 |
Australian National University |
| 9 |
University of Melbourne |
| 10 |
University of New South Wales |
| 13 |
University of Sydney |
| 23 |
University of Western Australia |
| 25 |
University of Queensland |
| 26 |
University of Adelaide |
| 30 |
Monash University |
| 45 |
University of Wollongong |
| 56 |
Maquarie University |
| Science and Technology |
| Rank |
University |
| 22 |
Curtin University of Technology |
| 25 |
Queensland University of Technology |
| 26 |
University of Technology, Sydney |
| 28 |
RMIT University |
| 38 |
University of South Australia |
In 1999, Asiaweek released the first regional listing of Asia's
best universities.
[40740] Australian universities in the list and
their rankings were:
| Rank |
University |
| 8 |
University of New South Wales |
| 10 |
University of Melbourne |
| 13 |
Australian National University |
| 15 |
University of Sydney |
| 19 |
University of Queensland |
| 25 |
University of Western Australia |
| 34 |
University of Adelaide |
| 46 |
Monash University |
| 51 |
Macquarie University |
| 59 |
University of Wollongong |
2005 Melbourne Institute International Standing of
Australian Universities
A study released by the
Melbourne
Institute [40741] (operated by the University of
Melbourne) in 2005 examined Australian universities on the basis
of:
- international standing of staff (40%)
- graduate programs (16%)
- undergraduate intake (11%)
- undergraduate programs (14%)
- resources (11%), and
- the views of Deans and CEOs (8%).
| University |
Index |
| Australian National University |
100 |
| University of Melbourne |
100 |
| University of Sydney |
93 |
| University of Queensland |
87 |
| University of New South Wales |
84 |
| University of Western Australia |
77 |
| Monash University |
75 |
| University of Adelaide |
70 |
| Flinders University |
55 |
| La Trobe University |
55 |
| Macquarie University |
55 |
| University of Tasmania |
54 |
| Murdoch University |
53 |
| University of Newcastle |
53 |
| University of Wollongong |
53 |
| Curtin University of Technology |
50 |
| Griffith University |
50 |
| University of New England |
50 |
| Deakin University |
49 |
| University |
Index |
| James Cook University |
49 |
| Queensland University of Technology |
49 |
| University of Technology, Sydney |
47 |
| University of South Australia |
46 |
| RMIT University |
44 |
| University of Canberra |
44 |
| Southern Cross University |
41 |
| Swinburne University of Technology |
41 |
| University of Western Sydney |
41 |
| Victoria University |
41 |
| Charles Darwin University |
40 |
| Edith Cowan University |
40 |
| Central Queensland University |
39 |
| Charles Sturt University |
39 |
| University of Southern Queensland |
38 |
| University of Ballarat |
37 |
| Australian Catholic University |
36 |
| University of the Sunshine Coast |
32 |
| University of Notre Dame, Australia |
29 |
Ranking performance by other
measures
Universities can also be ranked by other measures
- Academic disciplines
- Graduate satisfaction
- Graduate emploment prospects
- "Ranking Web of World Universities" [40742]
See also
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