The GAC Pathway Universities - ACT International

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PERTH
Curtin University
Edith Cowan University
Murdoch University
PERTH
MELBOURNE
Cambridge International College
Deakin University
La Trobe University
Monash College
RMIT University
Swinburne University of Technology
Victoria University of Technology
NORTH SYDNEY
Australian Catholic University
WESTERN SYDNEY
University of Western Sydney
SYDNEY
Macquarie University
University of New South Wales
HOBART
BALLARAT
University of Ballarat
HOBART
University of Tasmania
ADELAIDE
Flinders University
University of South Australia
TOOWOOMBA
ARMIDALE
TOOWOOMBA
University of
Southern Queensland
BRISBANE
Griffith University
GOLD COAST
Bond University
Griffith University
QIBT
ROCKHAMPTON
CQUniversity
ROCKHAMPTON
BRISBANE
GOLD COAST
DUBBO ORANGE
BATHURST
NEWCASTLE
WAGGA WAGGA
SYDNEY
ADELAIDE
BALLARAT
ALBURY
WOLLONGONG
MELBOURNE
Note:
Most Australian universities have several campuses. Only the first or main campus of each university is shown on the map.
ARMIDALE
University of New England
BATHURST
Charles Sturt University
NEWCASTLE
University of Newcastle
WOLLONGONG
University of Wollongong
Study in Australia
Australian universities offer a stimulating environment
for students from around the world to gain valuable skills,
experience and qualifications.
Australia has an international reputation
for excellence in all areas of education
and training. Australian universities are
widely recognized for excellence in
many disciplines, and institutions deliver
practical and career-oriented training so
graduates can be confident they have
the skills demanded by employers.
Australian universities offer a
stimulating environment for students
from around the world to gain valuable
skills, experiences and qualifications.
International students from over 180
countries enroll in higher education
courses in Australia, preparing to
launch their careers around the world.
Internationalization of higher education
and research is of great importance
globally, and Australian universities are
major participants in international
education and research projects and
initiatives. They recruit academic staff
from around the world who are leading
experts in their fields.
Higher education in Australia is made
up of two sectors: the university
sector and the vocational education
sector, both comprising public and
private institutions. You can choose
from a vast range of courses including
traditional academic areas of learning
and research, as well as more practical
courses with a vocational orientation.
Each of Australia’s universities and
vocational colleges has its own
strengths and areas of specialization,
giving you a wide choice and access
to the latest technology and research
in your chosen field.
Bachelor degrees generally take
three years to complete, although
specialised degrees such as Medicine
or Engineering can take from four to
six years. International students are
required to study full–time under the
Australian government’s student
visa regulations.
In Australia, students take an
active role in the learning process.
Universities place great importance on
developing the ability to think creatively
and independently, read widely and
critically, participate in debate and
function in teams. These skills will
give you an edge in a competitive
and ever-changing world.
Australian students enjoy balancing
study commitments with leisure time
spent outdoors enjoying the fresh air
and often-warm weather. The rewards
of studying at an Australian university
are endless. Develop your potential
in an innovative, flexible, yet supportive
learning environment while you enjoy
Australia’s unique environment.
Gain an internationally recognized
qualification that will open doors for
your future.
Australian universities will challenge
and reward you academically,
personally and professionally.
For more information, visit:
www.studyinaustralia.gov.au
GAC Pathway Universities Handbook 2013