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Universities in Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. 

 

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Monash University

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GlobaLinks Learning Abroad assists students with degree abroad opportunities at more than 35 universities in Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. Our expertise has developed from our well-established relationships with our partner universities and more than 20 years of sending students abroad. These top-ranked universities have appointed us to provide you with information on living and studying at their university, and we can easily refer you to the applications and details you need in order to apply to the universities of your choice.  Enrollment is ultimately determined by each institution. 

 

We are here to provide you with a list of bundled services, including help with your housing, travel and living abroad.  We will be working with you from the time you begin your search for a program until you depart for your degree abroad.  

 

Each university in Australia and New Zealand was created as an act of Parliament, therefore the quality of their educational programs and research practices ar highly regulated by their national and/or state governments.

 

All the universities we work with are accredited within their country and their college degrees are recognized around the world. The Australian and New Zealand institutions are on the British system, and both countries maintain strong academic reputations throughout the world.

 

The U.K. education system is respected and valued all over the world. There are many independent organizations who regularly inspect and accredit the institutions and courses, to ensure standards remain high.


For professional areas of study that require licensure (education, health-related fields, social work, etc), we recommend checking with your home country's, state's, or province's accrediting or licensing body to see if the universities that interest you are recognized by their organization or what the process would be to receive that recognition. All the programs are recognized and accredited by Australia or New Zealand's appropriate accrediting organization, and in most cases should be transferable back to your home country.  

 

Map of Australian Universities

Map of New Zealand Universities

Map of UK Universities 

 

CRICOS INFORMATION

 

The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) is an Australian government register that lists all Australian education providers offering courses to people studying in Australia on student visas, and the courses offered.
 

The Australian Government established this to ensure the quality of the programs administered by the institutions in Australia.  All of the universities must have CRICOS approval on their degree programs to receive funding from the government.  For more information, visit the website at http://cricos.deewr.gov.au/?Redirect=Y

  

2011-12 TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS

TOP 100

#37 University of Melbourne

#38 Australian National University

#58 University of Sydney

#74 University of Queensland

 

TOP 200

#117 Monash University

#127 Queen Mary, University of London

#173 University of Auckland

#189 University of Western Australia

 

TOP 300

University of Adelaide

University of Otago

Macquarie University

Victoria University of Wellington

University of Newcastle

University of Wollongong

Queensland University of Technology 

 

TOP 400

University of Canterbury

University of Stirling

University of Tasmania

La Trobe University

Massey University

University of Waikato

Griffith University

University of Strathclyde

University of South Australia

Deakin University

Swansea University

Swinburne University of Technology 

 

 
A key principle of the THS revised ranking system in its first year is that it includes only institutions that have assented to join the profiling process and have provided and verified the data we sought. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia_Day  

 

 

 

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