Australian National University

Australian National University, established in 1946 by the Chifley government, with the aim of developing the nation’s cerebral infrastructure, has lived up to its founding mission, and indeed carved an unique place for itself in the world of learning and knowledge.

The research wing of the University is renowned for its innovation and intensity. ANU, as it is popularly known, boasts of seven academic Colleges that are networked by inter-related faculties, schools of research schools and centres of academic excellence.

The sports, dining and accommodation facilities of ANU are popular with all its students and also available for public use.