Are you keen to start meeting new people before you start your program at ANU?
Connect with them through our online Whatsapp & WeChat groups for students commencing in 2024.

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Do you have questions about studying science, application process, scholarships and others?
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Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Mount Stromlo Observatory in 2024 with a variety of special events.

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An opportunity for employers and students to connect, during National Science Week.

The 2024 ANU Disaster Solutions Update will present the latest research and innovative solutions in disaster finance. It will explore strategies for building resilience, prevention and recovery, and the role of communities, government and the private sector.

We’re coming to a city near you!

Scientists have long sought to understand the origins of biological complexity, including what makes us, as humans, such complex beings.

The Universe as we know it was formed in what we call the Big Bang, and has been expanding ever since.

Discover the future of medicine with Prof. Adam Perriman.

The past decade has seen a rapid emergence of network models of psychopathology which challenge the existing latent variable explanations of psychological disorders.

Melting of ice sheets adds water into the ocean basins. The corresponding rise in sea level is, however, by no means spatially uniform.

Scientists have long sought to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery. Traditional methods, while rigorous, can be slow and resource-intensive.

AI continues to attract significant attention across a broad frontier of application areas of commercial interest motivating a massive investment in research and development.

Heatwaves have increased in their frequency, intensity and duration in the observational record.

Health policies and services developed by people working from a lived experience perspective are more relevant to patients, lead to more effective use of health resources, and are considered more trustworthy .

There is no question that heatwaves and extreme heat events are increasing in frequency, intensity and duration.

The changing climate presents a significant threat to health risk factors and the capacity of healthcare providers to deliver quality and timely services.

Loneliness is one of the strongest predictors of poor health.