Australian Catholic University
University Overview
QS World University Rankings
#801-850
Number of International students
#about 4,100
Number of courses
226
Campus
Adelaide、Ballarat、Blacktown、Brisbane、Canberra、Melbourne、North Sydney、 Rome、Strathfield
Class start time
Every February & July
Popular departments
Nursing & Business
University Introduction
Australian Catholic University (ACU), established in 1991, has nine campuses across Australia's east coast. It enrolls around 35,000 students, including 4,600 international students yearly, with over 100,000 graduates to date. ACU consistently achieves high rankings globally, with its nursing program ranking 32nd and psychology between 176-200 globally. Known for its practical education approach, ACU's MBA ranks among the top 20 nationally, and its nursing program is ranked first.
The university offers extensive resources, including modern facilities and partnerships with over 100 institutions worldwide for student exchanges. Merit-based scholarships covering half of the tuition fees are available to promote academic excellence. ACU graduates boast an impressive 95% employment rate within three months of graduation, showcasing the university's dedication to producing highly employable graduates equipped with practical skills and knowledge.
Popular Fields
Nursing Program:
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Ranked 1st nationally for its excellence.
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Practical training in state-of-the-art facilities.
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Strong emphasis on clinical experience and patient care.
Master of Business Administration (MBA):
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Top 20 nationally ranked programs.
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Comprehensive curriculum covering all aspects of business management.
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Emphasis on leadership, strategic thinking, and practical skills.
Psychology Program:
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Globally recognized, ranking between 176-200.
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Rigorous training in psychological theory and research methods.
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Opportunities for hands-on experience through internships and research projects.
Education Programs:
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Comprehensive programs covering early childhood, primary, and secondary education.
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Emphasis on inclusive teaching practices and educational psychology.
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Practical placements in schools to apply theoretical knowledge.
Arts and Humanities Programs:
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Diverse range of programs including literature, history, and philosophy.
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Small class sizes allowing for personalized attention and discussion.
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Opportunities for interdisciplinary study and research projects.
