Australian National University (ANU) is a world-famous public comprehensive research university located in Canberra, Australia. Founded in 1946, it is the first research university in Australia, and it is also the International Research University Alliance (IARU), the Pacific Rim University Alliance (AURA), the Eight Schools Alliance of Australia (G8) and the University Astronomy Research Association (University Astronomy Research Association).
It is the only institution founded by the Australian Federal Parliament and the only institution in Australia with the qualification of a national university (all other universities in Australia are state-owned).
Australian National University is famous for its research-oriented teaching and has a high reputation. It has the largest library in the southern hemisphere and the most advanced supercomputer Golden Day (Raytheon) in the southern hemisphere. ANU's academic scepter was presented by Oxford University in 1950, just like the Oxford scepter.
In the whole development process, Australian national universities have always focused on research, and at the same time, they have not neglected the teaching work of universities. Australian National University occupies a leading position in the teaching and research of computer application and information engineering.
The teaching and scientific research level of Australian National University is internationally recognized and enjoys a good reputation, and its Asian studies are world-renowned and in a leading position. It has been rated as a first-class university by the Australian Higher Education Quality Assurance Committee twice, attracting countless international students from all over the world.
Australian National University is also the most peculiar research university in the world. Although it is less than 60 years old, it has many world-renowned experts, and the Royal Society has more members than all other 40 Australian national universities combined.
Melbourne University is the second oldest university in Australia, with a history of 100 years. As one of the top universities in Australia, the University of Melbourne in Australia leads the world in teaching level and implements small class teaching, which means that classes can be held at any time and teachers can communicate better.
As a member of the core alliance of eight famous universities in Australia, the University of Melbourne is also a member of the Pacific Rim Research Alliance (APPU), a member of the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance (PACIBER), a founding member of Universitas 2 1 and its secretariat.
University of Melbourne has cultivated four Nobel Prize winners since its establishment, and its academic ability is evident. At present, there are about 47,000 students and about 6,500 teachers. So far, the University of Melbourne is the only one of the eight universities in Australia that still refuses to recognize the results of China's college entrance examination.
The University of Melbourne was founded in 1853, during the early colonial period of Victoria. At the beginning of the school, there were only four professors. Melbourne University is the oldest school in Victoria and the second oldest school in Australia. After a century and a half of development, it has now become a leading university in the world and enjoys a high reputation in the Asia-Pacific region. University of Melbourne is among the best in many fields and has made great contributions to society in education, research and knowledge dissemination.