National Institute of Dramatic Art

The Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body.

The Australian National University (ANU) is Australia's national university, established in 1946 in Canberra. Initially focused on postgraduate research, it has expanded to offer undergraduate education across seven colleges. ANU is known for its commitment to research excellence and its influence on national policy, addressing global challenges through various academic disciplines. ANU provides a wide range of educational programs, including flexible options like Double Degrees. The university emphasizes innovative teaching in small class settings and collaborates on significant research projects. Its core areas of study include medicine, physical and biological sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, and music, supported by observatories for celestial research. The Institute of Advanced Studies at ANU focuses on doctoral degrees and advanced research, contributing to its strong academic reputation.

Employment-focused higher education in Business and ICT.