Queensland

Queensland, Australia. For a campus map, click here.

Queensland is home to eight universities and houses campuses from another three.

QLD universities teach more than a quarter of a million university students. The largest are:

University of Queensland (54,235)
Queensland University of Technology (51,795)
Griffith University (48,002)
CQUniversity (24,451)
University of Southern Queensland (22,097)
James Cook University (20,011)
University of the Sunshine Coast (16,370)
Bond University (5,234).

UQ has the most international students, with 19,683 visitors out of 62,734.

QUT has the most Australian students (42,457) followed by Griffith (39,752).

You can find just about any course you’re interested in, both online and on-campus, among Queensland universities.

The biggest Queensland unis in terms of online student numbers are USQ (13,961), Griffith (7,227), CQUniversity (6,558) and QUT (5,480).

Brisbane | Melbourne | New South Wales | Queensland | Sydney | Victoria

Victoria University

Victoria University is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has several campuses in Melbourne, as well as VU Sydney and VU Brisbane.
Adelaide | Australian Capital Territory | Ballarat | Brisbane | Canberra | Melbourne | Multi State | New South Wales | Queensland | South Australia | Sydney | Victoria

Australian Catholic University

Australian Catholic University (ACU) is one of the 1000 best universities in the world and top 30 in Australia based on research reputation.
Brisbane | Cairns | Mackay | Mount Isa | Queensland | Townsville

James Cook University

JCU is a world top 500 university but is about average by Australian standards. It is ahead of CQUniversity and other regional unis.

Victoria University