UNSW Law is a leader in legal education in Australia. Founded in 1971, UNSW Law School leads and inspires change through public engagement, mutual respect and an inclusive sense of community. It has enabled more than 10,000 graduates to apply a rigorous, socially-responsible legal education to a diversity of careers.

Our school is one of Australia's leading humanities schools and is also one of five research and teaching schools in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at University of New South Wales.

Curtin offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate chemistry courses and related fields such as Nanotechnology. We strive to produce graduates with a sound foundation in theoretical and practical aspects of chemistry.

The School of Chemistry, in the University of New South Wales (Sydney, Australia), is engaged in world-class chemistry research and offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate chemistry courses.

The School of Biological Sciences is home to a vibrant community of life scientists. The school's research spans the scales of biological organisation, from molecules and cells to organisms, populations, species and communities.

The Australian School of Business at UNSW is Australia’s leading business school and a powerhouse of business education and research in the Asia Pacific region.

The Business School offers comprehensive and practical courses, including our Bachelor of Commerce, MBA and other postgraduate programs. We have seven schools within the faculty: Our international focus underpins our research, teaching and is focused on real-world solutions in a global context.

QUT is a top Australian university providing quality undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with research relevant to industry and the community.

The Australian National Dictionary Centre conducts research into Australian English, and provides Oxford University Press with editorial expertise for their Australian dictionaries. It was established in 1988, and is jointly funded by The Australian National University and Oxford University Press Australia.

The School of Art provides a lively and critically supportive context in which students are able to undertake exploration and research in a breadth of genre and media under the guidance and mentoring of a committed staff of nationally and internationally recognized artist educators and researchers.

EMSAH’s recognised excellence in research and teaching develops and fosters cultural knowledge and creativity for local, national, and international communities. The School focuses on the study of culture and society through contemporary and historical texts and cultural practices.

Archaeological heritage surveys and management planning throughout the internationally recognized Biosphere. Guidelines for conducting Aboriginal Heritage Regional Studies for the Department of Environment&Heritage.

The School of Archaeology and Anthropology combines five streams of social research and teaching — anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology and the interdisciplinary fields of development studies and heritage and museum studies.

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