Overview
Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a public university funded by the Australian Government. It offers a range of professionally accredited degree programs in five different cities on the east coast of Australia. The University provides students with opportunities for practical experience and community engagement while they study - as well as a high level of social and academic support. ACU graduates are academically well qualified for their chosen careers. They also share a strong sense of social justice and an understanding of their ethical responsibilities in their communities and workplaces. ACU invites students to join the thousands of other ACU students who are working towards making a difference in the world.
The University is open to students and staff of all beliefs, nationalities and cultures. ACU hosts more than 20,000 students, with 3,500 of these students coming overseas.
The University’s six campuses are located in Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Ballarat. . The campuses are friendly and modern. Students enjoy small classes and personalised learning and have easy access to lecturers, staff and facilities.
ACU has an established reputation for quality and innovative teaching with specialist undergraduate and postgraduate education in various disciplines. The University also offers English language programs,Diploma pathways pathway programs, online courses and much more.
Australian Catholic University is globally connected and has close relationships with a wide range of overseas universities and education institutions for exchange, study tour or study abroad partnerships, research, articulation and offshore teaching. These links help to provide opportunities for ACU students to gain a more internationalised experience, recognition overseas and even a chance to study abroad.
Why ACU is an ideal choice for international students
Located in Queensland, Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Victoria.
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What’s inside:
Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a public university funded by the Australian Government. It offers a range of professionally accredited degree programs in five different cities on t
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ACU’s six campuses are located in the state capital cities of Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane, the national capital, Canberra, and the regional centre of Ballarat. Each campus has its o
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ACU offers a range of courses through its English Language Centre and five major faculties. They are:
English Language Centre
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Faculty of
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Travelling to a foreign country to study can be a challenge. At ACU the aim is to maximise students’ learning and development opportunities and eliminate stress and anxiety. Each campus is al
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The International Education Office can assist students to find off-campus accommodation. The most common accommodation options for international students are as follows: &nbs
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International students are invited to apply directly to the International Education Office. Students can apply for admission any time prior to the course commencement date, except for the fol
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ACU is a well recommended university among international and local students in Australia. Mainly because it is a public university and fees are more attractive to international students compared to
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