Information for International Students

This site provides information for prospective international students, current international students, staff, and other people and organisations associated with international students at the ANU. Prospective students will find it easy to follow the "Ready, Set, Go" pathway, at right, which provides clearly structured information to help you make the best choice for your future.

The best way to understand what it takes for you to be an ANU student is to head to Ready, Set, Go!

Undergraduate - Getting In

Undergraduate Application Form

International Scholarships and Financial Aid

Postgraduate Applications

Meet ANU staff in your home country

Whether it's a trip away, a social barbeque with fellow students, a valedictory celebration or an orientation session, there is always something going on for students.

Events and Activities

Semester 2 Orientation program (PDF)

Valedictory Photo Gallery
Photos from the Semester 2, 2005 event are now online. More...

California Dreaming

Are you interested in going on an exchange to the University of California? An Information Session with representatives from the University of California Davis Campus will be held on Tuesday, June 27. Hear more about the opportunities available to exchange and study abroad students.
Location: Arts Meeting Room (just past the coffee shop in Haydon Allen Bldg 22)
Time: 2:30 to 3:30pm

Life as an ANU student is much more than just attending classes. The university experience extends from the social to the cultural, from mentoring to health cover, and from planning your weekend to planning your career.

Student Life

SIGN Mentoring Program

ANU Careers Centre

Clubs and Societies

Know your rights and responsibilities

Overseas students can come to ANU as part of the Visiting Students program.

ANU students can study at overseas institutions as Exchange Students.

ANU Exchange Partners

Faculty Exchange Partners

The ANU administers scholarships for the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) which allow people from developing countries to study in Australia, gaining knowledge and skills which will help the development of their home country.

ANU AusAID program