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Universities in Australia
234 universities
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Higher Education in Australia
Australia's higher education system is internationally recognised for research quality, anchored by the Group of Eight research-intensive universities including the Australian National University and the Universities of Melbourne, Sydney, and Queensland. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) accredits over 230 providers. Australia hosts nearly 700,000 international students annually, making higher education a major export industry.
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OASES Graduate School
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Harvest Bible College
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Polytechnic West
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Alexander Institute of Technology
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Perth Central Metropolitan College TAFE
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Investment Banking Institute Business School
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Adelaide College of Ministries
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Academy of Design Australia
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Australian International College of Art
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Perth Institute of Business & Technology PIBT
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West Coast Institute of Training
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Australian Institute of Professional Education
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Le Cordon Bleu Australia
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Design College Australia
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New South Wales Institute of Psychiatry
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Chifley Business School
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Lois Reid College of Counselling Studies
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Kollel Beth HaTalmud Yehuda Fishman Institute
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University of Ballarat
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Southbank Institute of Technology
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Australian School of Management
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Australian Institute for Relationship Studies
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Melbourne School of Fashion
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Tabor Adelaide
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Tabor College Tasmania
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Australian College of Entertainment
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Box Hill Institute TAFE
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Tabor College Perth Western Australia
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Queensland Institute of Business & Technology QIBT
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Melbourne Institute of Business & Technology MIBT
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Griffith College
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Phoenix Institute of Australia
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TAFE NSW Higher Education
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Tabor College Victoria
Frequently Asked Questions
Australia has 43 universities, including 40 domestic universities, 2 international universities, and 1 private specialty university. The Group of Eight (Go8) represents Australia's leading research-intensive universities.
The Group of Eight is a coalition of Australia's 8 leading research-intensive universities: University of Melbourne, Australian National University (ANU), University of Sydney, University of Queensland, University of New South Wales (UNSW), Monash University, University of Western Australia, and University of Adelaide. They produce over 70% of Australia's basic research.
Domestic students benefit from the HECS-HELP loan scheme with deferred payment. International undergraduate tuition typically ranges from 20,000-45,000 AUD per year, with medicine and veterinary science at the higher end. Living costs average 21,000-25,000 AUD annually.