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Which university course?

'I want to be a Vet.'

Although university is not for everyone, for many it is the only pathway to gain entry into a specialised career. For those of you disappointed that you didn't achieve  the ATAR required to gain entry into your preferred course choice, most universities offer pathways that will get you there. For example you might gain entry into a similar course with a lower entry score, and leverage success in that course as a springboard to gain entry into your first preference down the track or you might find find some value in something  unexpected- something wonderful that wasn't even on your radar.

Which University?

In Australia there are both public and private universities offering a diverse range of programs of study for learners seeking to specialise in academic pursuits and deciding on a  a university that aligns with what matters to you, will in all likelihood be impacted by your unique personal and financial circumstances.

 

Below you will find a  list of  notable public and private Australian universities categorised into states and territories.

 

Be aware that  although private institutions offer university-level education - programs, degrees etc - not all of them are officially recognised as universities by Australia's Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) so before enrolling conduct further research to ensure any career aspirations you may have are aligned.

PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES BY AUSTRALIAN STATE AND TERRITORY

NSW PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

  1. University of Sydney Website: University of Sydney

  2. University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) Website: UNSW Sydney

  3. University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Website: UTS

  4. Macquarie University Website: Macquarie University

  5. Western Sydney University Website: Western Sydney University

  6. University of Wollongong (UOW) Website: University of Wollongong

  7. Charles Sturt University (CSU) Website: Charles Sturt University

  8. Australian Catholic University (ACU) Website: Australian Catholic University

  9. Southern Cross University Website: Southern Cross University

  10. University of Newcastle Website: University of Newcastle

  11. University of New England (UNE) Website: University of New England

  12. University of Notre Dame Australia (Sydney Campus) Website: University of Notre Dame Australia

TAS PUBLIC UNIVERSITY 

  1. ​University of Tasmania (UTAS) Website: University of Tasmania

WA PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

  1. The University of Western Australia (UWA) Website: The University of Western Australia

  2. Curtin University Website: Curtin University

  3. Murdoch University Website: Murdoch University

  4. Edith Cowan University (ECU) Website: Edith Cowan University

QLD PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

  1. ​The University of Queensland (UQ) Website: The University of Queensland

  2. Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Website: Queensland University of Technology

  3. Griffith University Website: Griffith University

  4. James Cook University (JCU) Website: James Cook University

  5. Central Queensland University (CQU) Website: Central Queensland University

  6. University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) Website: University of the Sunshine Coast

  7. Southern Queensland University (USQ) Website: Southern Queensland University

VIC PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

  1. The University of Melbourne Website: The University of Melbourne

  2. Monash University Website: Monash University

  3. RMIT University Website: RMIT University

  4. Deakin University Website: Deakin University

  5. La Trobe University Website: La Trobe University

  6. Swinburne University of Technology Website: Swinburne University of Technology

  7. Victoria University Website: Victoria University

NT PUBLIC UNIVERSITY

  1. Charles Darwin University (CDU) Website: Charles Darwin University 

ACT PUBLIC UNIVERSITY

Australian National University (ANU) Website: Australian National University

PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES BY AUSTRALIAN STATE AND TERRITORY

Please note that while these institutions offer university-level education - programs and degrees, not all of them are officially recognised as universities by Australia's Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), so conduct further research before enrolling to ensure an offered course is accredited and aligns with your needs.

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