Australian National University

The QS World University Rankings has ranked Australian National University the #1 university in Australia. Their College of Law ranks 2nd in Australia according to the Times Higher Education Rankings (2023). For Arts and Humanities, the ANU scores a consistently high place, making it to top 10 in 2017, and holding at #25 for 2023.  Times Higher Education  places the university at 62nd place in the world, with a very high score of 96/100 for international outlook.

ANU runs a dedicated  CareerHub  for current and former students. The Careers  T eam  provide s  current students and new graduates with a range of in-person and online services that can help  them  with career planning and decision-making. These services can support  students  in  their  search for a job and help to successfully navigate application,  interview,  and selection processes.  The  team is also able to help  students access employers and build your employability skills.

The Australian government pays a portion of the tuition fee for Commonwealth supported students. The remaining amount is called the 'student contribution'. Domestic students are encouraged to read the sections below on HECS-HELP and FEE-HELP. Most domestic graduate coursework and non-award students at ANU are required to pay domestic tuition fees (DTF).   More detailed information  here .  International Student fees vary  on a course-by-course basis. Check out the course catalogue  here

The ANU says: ‘ Whether you are looking for financial support to start your studies or for help to move away from home for the first time, ANU has scholarship opportunities for you and your situation. Some of our scholarships recognise academic achievement and others athletic performance. We also offer scholarships that support unique challenges and experiences and recognise leadership, like the Tuckwell Scholarship Program, the most generous and transformative undergraduate scholarship in Australia. ’ Find all about that  here.