Australian National University (ANU)

The Australian National University, or Anu for short, is a world-renowned top research university, the top eight famous universities in Australia, the only university in the southern hemisphere ranking among the top 30 in the world (2017qs ranking), and a founding member of the international alliance of research universities and the Pacific Rim University Alliance. In 1946, the Federal Parliament of Australia passed a special bill to become the only university in Australia to enjoy the qualification of National University and act as a federal think tank

The main school of Australia is located in Acton community of Canberra, the capital of Australia. The total campus area is about 150 hectares, with more than 200 buildings and 10000 trees. It is close to black mountain and Burley middot; Lake Burley Griffin is a wonderful place and close to the city center

• Four of Australia's five National Academies of sciences are located in national universities. The Australian National Museum and CSIRO, Australia's largest national scientific research institution, are also located around the campus
• Six Nobel Prize winners and two Australian Prime Ministers
• The university has a group of outstanding Australian scholars, including penicillin pioneer researcher Lord Howard Florey, nuclear industry scientist Mark Oliphant and famous economist Herbert 'nugget' Coombs
• Compared with other universities, the Australian National University has more federal cooperative institutions, which are recognized by the Australian Research Council and are the most authoritative scientific academic groups in the world

Tuition fee:About AUD 30000 or more / (Bachelor's degree)

Accommodation:About aud 300-500 / week

Admission requirements:HKDSE best five subjects 15 or above (depending on subject requirements)

IELTS：6.5 (depending on subject requirements)