Australian Catholic University

Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Brisbane combines a contemporary campus with a values-driven mission since its founding in 1991. With a student population of about 33,486, including more than 3,600 international students, ACU offers a broad portfolio of programs across education, health sciences, arts, business, and theology. The Brisbane location provides a subtropical climate, vibrant student life, and connections to healthcare and education employers throughout Queensland.

Programs balance theory and practice with strong professional placements, clinical training, and community engagement. ACU’s teaching-focused approach emphasizes supportive class sizes and practical skill development, while research centres address applied issues in health, social policy, and education. Campus facilities include modern labs, simulation suites, and student support services tailored to academic progression and wellbeing.

International students benefit from dedicated orientation, visa assistance, and academic English support, plus career services that help translate study into professional opportunities. ACU’s partnerships with local hospitals, schools, and organisations create clear pathways to internships and graduate employment. Applicants should review program entry requirements and professional placement expectations to ensure a smooth transition into study and practice in Australia.