List of universities in Australia

In addition to the following universities, the Australian campus of Carnegie Mellon University's H. John Heinz III College operated in the city of Adelaide in South Australia between 2006 and 2022. University College London also operated an Australian campus in Adelaide between 2009 and 2017. The newest Australian institution to receive university status is the Australian University of Theology in 2025. File:Old Arts Building. Parkville Campus of University of Melbourne.JPG|The University of Melbourne, Melbourne File:AUS Perth, Central Business District, University of Western Australia 0008.jpg|The University of Western Australia, Perth File:Brookman Building on North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia.jpg|University of South Australia, Adelaide File:112 N7A8606 UTS Central Andy Roberts hr.jpg|University of Technology Sydney, Sydney File:WTJ Toos42 ECU entrance 2.jpg|Edith Cowan University, Perth File:School of Arts & Sciences Labs, University of Notre Dame Australia, 01.jpg|The University of Notre Dame Australia, Perth File:Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia (September 2010) (5037037298).jpg|Bond University, Gold Coast File:University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.jpg|The University of Queensland, Brisbane File:University of Sydney Main Quadrangle.jpg|The University of Sydney, Sydney File:RMITSwanstonStreetBuildings.jpg|RMIT University, Melbourne File:Monash Learning and Teaching Building (43797320625).jpg|Monash University, Melbourne File:UNSW Main Walk.jpg|University of New South Wales, Sydney File:Macquarie University New Library 2011.jpg|Macquarie University, Sydney File:Y&P Block Science and Engineering Centre.jpg|Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane File:JCMSR.jpg|Australian National University, Canberra File:Charles Sturt University Bathurst campus.jpg|Charles Sturt University, Bathurst File:Curtin Building 408 from Koorliny NE.jpg|Curtin University, Perth File:Bonython Hall, Adelaide by Paul Weston (cropped).jpg|University of Adelaide, Adelaide File:Normal Booloominbah Night.JPG|University of New England, Armidale File:University of Canberra Concourse and Building 8.jpg|University of Canberra, Canberra File:Deakin University Burwood Campus.jpg|Deakin University, Melbourne File:Murdoch Building 330 Chancellery 2.jpg|Murdoch University, Perth File:Australian Catholic University Nudgee Rd Banyo P1010244.jpg|Australian Catholic University, Brisbane ==National university groups==

• Australian-European Network – a network of 5 Australian universities who cooperate with 31 European universities on student exchange programs. • Australian Technology Network – technology-focused Australian universities that mostly originated as institutes of technology. • Group of Eight – research intensive high-ranking Australian universities, similar to Russell Group in the United Kingdom. • Innovative Research Universities – a coalition of Australian universities with focus on higher education advocacy and research. • Red Brick Universities – the University of New South Wales, Monash University and the Australian National University • Regional Universities Network – a group of regional, distance education and multi-campus university networks. • Open Universities Australia – a group of universities that offer distance education courses as part of a common platform. • Sandstone Universities – an informal group of the oldest universities in each Australian state with colonial-era sandstone buildings. • Verdant universities – an informal group of Australian universities founded in the 1960s and 70s, often with nature reserves or vegetation • NUW Alliance – the University of Newcastle, the University of New South Wales and the University of Wollongong ==See also==