The Australian National University was founded by the Australian federal government in 1946 and is located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. The campus covers an area of ??226 hectares and is surrounded by the National Nature Reserve, Lake Burley Geffen and the city center. The school has topped the Australian University Rankings for several consecutive years. Its optical research center has won the Marconi International Prize for its research results in optical fiber communications; Olifin, a leader in radar and nuclear physics, Flory, one of the discoverers of penicillin, and the outstanding historian Han Cock, the economist Coombs, and a new generation of eminent scholars have made it shine. On April 18, 2013, the university announced that it would recognize China’s college entrance examination scores.

Holidays:

In universities, there are usually winter and summer vacations. The winter vacation lasts about one month at the end of December before Christmas. Summer vacation usually runs from mid/late May to late August or early September. There is also spring break, usually in March or April, about 1 week to 10 days.

Student Services:

The "University Guide" describes the school's student services as "a guiding light".

The school’s student union plays an important role on campus, providing assistance and helpful advice to students.

The department office will answer all questions related to the course. The assistant department chair is a member of the faculty responsible for resolving student questions about the course.

In the career center, counselors will answer questions about the relationship between career, work, lifestyle and university study. The Career Center Library holds a wealth of information about careers and graduate employment within Australia and abroad. It also provides financial aid information to help students complete their studies, including part-time job information.

The Study Skills Center helps students develop study skills, especially written expression and effective study techniques. In addition, there are English learning courses and a counselor specially set up for overseas students.

Value-for-money experience:

ANU’s student support services include medical, consulting, study skills services, etc. ANU's accommodation services provide students with the most adequate, richest and most diverse on-campus apartments among Australian universities. Other value-for-money services include:

International Students Orientation Program, which provides Sydney Airport welcome party, Canberra Airport pick-up, university information and course information, 75 student clubs and student associations Waiting for service.

The Academic Skills and Learning Center helps students overcome learning difficulties and guides students in essay writing, finding and organizing materials, preparing for exams, and studying mathematics and statistics.

Careers Center provides career guidance to students, including lectures and seminars, resume and interview training, and campus job fairs (such as ANZ Bank, Alcatel, Boston Consulting Group, IBM, Ericsson, etc. ), employer introduction, temporary worker recommendation, etc.

Overseas Students Office:

This office will provide welfare and support services that overseas students need from before coming to Australia to returning home.

Accommodation:

The school’s accommodation provides a variety of options for room and board: do it yourself, include meals, and a combination of the two. Overseas students often choose apartments that reflect home style and convenience. The school also provides apartments and bungalow-style dormitories for married students with family members. All dormitories provide study rooms/bedrooms. The dormitory has a heating system, carpets and a telephone (automatic answering machine). The hostel also provides a computer room, library, TV room, reception room, well-equipped laundry, academic and religious help.

? Bring your own meals: about 85 AUD/week? School-provided meals: about 195 AUD/week? Off-campus dormitories: about 150 AUD/week

Transportation:

< p> There are smooth bus and bus services between the school and other areas of Canberra, as well as bicycle access. The city center is very close to the school and can be reached on foot.

Health and Counseling Services:

The Health Center provides reputable medical protection, focusing on the use of medicines and improving health.

The university's Counseling Center will help students solve a range of problems and difficulties that affect their studies.

Religious services:

There are two full-time priests here, one representing Christianity and one representing Catholicism. There is also a Muslim prayer room and a Muslim student union.

Banking and commercial facilities:

There are Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank and Canberra Credit Union on campus, student travel services, university cooperative bookstores, pharmacies, post offices, bakeries, Mini supermarket, bicycle repair department and barber shop.

Recreational facilities:

The school has many shops and restaurants, providing a variety of affordable food. The Students' Union is the communication center of the university, including shops, meeting places, students' union offices, dining rooms, bars, activity rooms and games rooms.

The Sports Association organizes various sports activities and establishes clubs including Aikido, weightlifting and other projects. It provides indoor and outdoor sports facilities and venues, including two square fields, twelve tennis centers, sports and entertainment centers, a rowing club and a sailing club.

Our school’s art center, University Art Training Center, Canberra Art, Art School, Image Gallery, and Canberra Llewellgn Music School organize a wealth of cultural activities.

Clubs and Societies:

There are approximately 100 clubs and societies, including the Asian Film Association, the Canberra Overseas Students Advisory Council, and the Hare Krishna Vegetarian Society.