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The Australian National University is distinctive among Australian universities in its research intensity, the relatively small scale of its undergraduate enrolments, its national capital location and its special mission for contributing to nation building and advancing Australia's place in the world. ANU has evolved into a research and teaching university, with national hubs and international networks of scholarly activity and outreach services. It has played no small part in the transformation of Australian higher education over the past decade.

Research is conducted within the Research Schools of the Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS), the Faculties and University Centres. It is administered by the Research Office, and the Office of the DVC (Research).The National Institutes are a gateway to research at ANU.

The ANU is committed to working with the public and private sectors to produce benefit through knowledge transfer. If you are interested in sponsoring or commercialising the university's research, please contact our knowledge transfer arm ANU Enterprise.

The strong research culture offers Undergraduate Students a distinctive education experience, with exposure to programs that draw their content from cutting-edge, curiosity driven research. Our Postgraduate Students and Postdoctoral Fellows form an important and integral part of the research fabric at ANU, contributing to our intellectual and creative capacity.

 

Gateway to Research and Graduate Studies Areas at ANU

Research is conducted at ANU within 22 major areas located across Research Schools, Faculties and University Centres. Click on the cells in the table below to discover where research in these areas is conducted and its link to the National Institutes and the Graduate Studies Programs.

RESEARCH DISCIPLINES
Chemical Sciences Law  
 

 

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