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 Australian National University is the backbone for the Australia. It’s stayed the 1^st ranking in Australia since last few years. The million of students in world are seeing this dream that one day they will get admission in this dreamy university. They will build and got shine there career from this university. But a huge student’s don’t know that “ how to get the admission at Australian National University ???” for this reason today we are giving this post which is contained a huge actually not huge the all highly and necessary information about Australian National University.

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Introduce to Australian National University:-

The name of the institute is Australian National University. The motto of there is “ First to Learn The Nature of Things ” . Australian National University was established in 1946. Australian National University is a private type university. The endowment of this university is A$1.237billion. the name of the chancellor is The Hon Gareth Evans AC. Australian National University have 10,231 Undergraduates and 8,283 Postgraduates students. This university is situated at Acton , Australian Capital Territory , Australia.

Undergraduate programs of Australian National University :-  

Associate Degree

Associate Degree Specialising in Engineering

Associate Degree Specialising in Science

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies

Bachelor of Advanced Computing

Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development)

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice

Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching)

Bachelor of Biotechnology

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Classical Studies

Bachelor of Commerce

Bachelor of Computational Science (Honours)

Bachelor of Criminology

Bachelor of Design Arts

Bachelor of Development Studies

Bachelor of Digital Arts

Bachelor of Economics

Bachelor of Education (Secondary Teaching)/Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development)

Bachelor of Environmental Studies

Bachelor of European Studies

Bachelor of Finance

Bachelor of Genetics

Bachelor of Global and Ocean Sciences (Honours)

Bachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability)

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) (Honours)

Bachelor of International Business

Bachelor of International Relations

Bachelor of Languages

Bachelor of Latin American Studies

Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Laws (Graduate)

Bachelor of Medical Science

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies

Bachelor of Music

Bachelor of Pacific Studies

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Science (Honours)/Joint Degree ANU-NUS

Bachelor of Policy Studies

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Bachelor of Professional Music Practice

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

Bachelor of Science

Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)

Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences)

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)

Bachelor of Science (Science Communication)

Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours in Actuarial Studies and Economics)

Bachelor of Software Engineering

Bachelor of Statistics

Bachelor of Visual Arts

Diploma of Asia-Pacific Studies

Diploma of Languages

How to apply to Australian National University:-

The application process depends on whether you are a domestic or international applicant and the type of degree or program you are applying for.

Domestic Application : For the purposes of admission and enrolment at ANU, domestic applicants are:

• Australian or New Zealand citizens (or dual citizenship holders of either country)
• Australian permanent residents
• Holders of Australian humanitarian visas

The application process varies, depending on the type of program you want to apply for.

Undergraduate programs are typically the first degree or program taken at university and include associate degrees, diplomas and bachelor degrees.

Requirements

You need an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or equivalent that meets the requirement for your desired program. ATAR requirements are specified within the undergraduate program listings.

If you are a domestic applicant who has completed a qualification overseas your qualification will be converted to an ATAR equivalent when you apply. As a domestic applicant, you apply through Universities Admission Centre (UAC).

If you didn't receive a sufficient ATAR or equivalent you may consider applying to ANU via other pathways.

Some programs have additional requirements or prerequisites. Any additional admission requirements or prerequisites will be included in the program listing and in the relevant Universities Admission Centre (UAC) information.

All applicants must meet English language requirements.

To apply for the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery program please contact the ANU Medical School.

All other domestic undergraduate applicants should apply through the Universities Admissions Center (UAC).

International Application : For the purposes of admission and enroolment at ANU, international applicants are those who are not domestic, which includes:

• Citizens of countries other than Australia or New Zealand.
• New Zealand permanent residents.
• People who do not hold an Australian permanent resident or humanitarian visa.

The application process varies, depending on the type of program you want to apply for.

To apply for the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery program please contact the ANU Medical School.

International applicants who are currently completing an Australian Year 12, an International Baccalaureate in Australia or a New Zealand NCEA Level 3 must apply through Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) International. Please refer to UAC for information on application deadlines.

International applicants who are currently completing an International Baccalaureate outside Australia may apply directly to ANU or through Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) International.

International undergraduate applicants (other than those completing qualifications mentioned above or applying for the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery program) should apply direct to the University.

Study cost for the International Students

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ANU College	Bachelor degree per year of full-time study*	Graduate Certificate half-year full-time	Graduate Diploma 1 year full-time	Master by coursework  per year of full-time study*	Research degree per year of full-time study
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences	$24,746	$14,339 – $15,044	$25,093 - $30,089	$28,678 - $30,089	$27,317
ANU College of Asia and the Pacific	$24,746	$15,044	$24,746 - $30,089	$30,089	$24,746 – $31,601
ANU College of Business and Economics	$28,678	$15,044	$22,567 - $30,089	$22,567 - $30,089	$31,601
ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science	$28,678	NA	NA	$28,678	$31,601
ANU College of Law	$28,678	$14,339	$14,088 - $21,508	$28,678	$28,678
ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment	$28,678 $59,573 (MBBS)	$14,339	$28,678	$28,678	$31,601
ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences	$28,678	$14,339	$28,678	$28,678	$31,601
National Security College	NA	$15,044	NA	$30,089	$24,746
*Please note that the indicative annual fees listed in this table are for one year of full-time study only. Some masters programs have a one year full-time duration, some are one and a half years, and some are two years. Standard bachelor degrees are three, four or five years in duration. To calculate the indicative cost for the entire program, multiply the normal duration of the program in years by the cost listed above. International student fees (ISF) typically rise by 5% each year, so this should be considered when calculating the indicative cost.