Global Programs

Undergraduate
exchange &study abroad
guideOUR UNIVERSITY
6 Nobel laureates
6,490 student beds on campus#1 research-intensive university in Australia1#1 most international university2#1 student-to-staff ratio and staff qualifications3#1 in 13 academic disciplines in Australia4#4 university in Australia5#34 university in the world6

OUR STUDENTS
17,000+ students from 100 countries#1 most employable graduates in Australia7
Accommodation guarantee for all new first-years

CANBERRA#1 highest average income and lowest unemployment in Australia8#1 most sustainable city in the world9
25% of people speak a language other than English10

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1. QILT Student Experience Survey 2023

6. QS World University Rankings 2024

2. Times Higher Education Rankings 2023

7. Times Higher Education Rankings 2022

3. 11:1, Good Universities Guide 2023

8. Why Study in Canberra 2022

4. QS World University Rankings 2023

9. The World’s Most Sustainable Cities 2021

5. QS World University Rankings 2024

10. Multicultural Canberra 2022

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideContents
Your ticket to studying at ANU4Your home away from home6

Academic colleges

8Support services9

Law courses

10

Science, health and medicine courses

12Engineering, computing and cybernetics courses

14

Business and economics courses

16

Asia and the Pacific courses

18

Arts and social sciences courses

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Australian National Internships Program

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Contact us

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Your ticket
to studying at ANU

Study part of your degree abroad with
The Australian National University(ANU) and learn from academics who
are world leaders in their fields.
Our courses are taught in small classes
and state-of-the-art collaborative
spaces that will stimulate you to think
differently and challenge the truth.
Informing your learning will be
our cutting-edge research andopportunities to take part in uniqueinternships.
While you’re here, there will also beplenty of time to discover Canberra,
our beautiful and vibrant capital city,and to travel to other destinations
around Australia.

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As an ANU student, you’ll have thesupport of our vibrant and talented
community. Our academic, sporting,cultural and social activities will see
you build friendships and networks
for life and help you discover your new
home.
We’ll also look after your wellbeing to
make sure you thrive during your timewith us.
Choose to live in one of our catered or
self-catered residences and you’ll haveyour classes, libraries, gyms, medical
services and the city’s attractions righton your doorstep.
Challenge yourself at ANU.

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideTake the first step!
Ask your home university orcollege if they have an exchange
partnership in place. If they
don’t, you can apply to ANU as astudy abroad student.

Academic requirements
You need to meet the academic
requirements of ANU to be eligible to study
here as an exchange student.
••

You must have completed at least one
year (full-time or equivalent) of study at
your home institution.

English language
requirements
You need to provide evidence that yourEnglish language ability meets the minimum
requirements for admission to ANU.
anu.edu.au/study/apply/english-languagerequirements

You need to have a minimum GPA of anequivalent to 4 out of 7, or as per yourinstitution’s agreement.

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide5Your home away from home
At ANU, you will be a part of thecommunity of students who live
on or near campus. Choosing tolive in a student residence is an
opportunity to form close bonds
through shared experiences. You
will become part of an important
support network that can help
you with assessments, exam
periods and the ups and downsof university life. Each of ourresidences offers a number ofservices to help you thrive during
your studies, including pastoral,
academic and social support.

“I live in Kinloch Lodge, which isone of the Unilodges on campus.
I’ve really enjoyed living close
to all my classes. Unilodge puts
together all kinds of events andactivities: movie nights, sport
teams, social activities. Probably
the best part of living in a student
residence is meeting new people
and living in a community.”– Roosa

Living on campus

Accommodation guarantee•

18 residences for undergraduate students•

Fully furnished studios and sharedapartments

ANU guarantees you accommodation as aninternational student if you:•

Catered, semi-catered or self-catered•

Laundry facilities•

Study and recreation spaces•

Within walking distance to bus stops, gym
and sports facilities, shops and cafes•

receive and accept an offer to study hereby the deadline•

apply for accommodation by the deadline•

are in your first year and semester of study
at ANU•are enrolled full-time.

anu.edu.au/study/accommodation

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideCanberra, Australia’s
capital cityThings to do and see

ANU is located in the heart ofCanberra. The city’s beauty,
accessibility and friendlinessmake it the perfect place tolive and study.

The young, safe and exciting capital is rich in clean
air and fun outdoor adventures, such as hiking, rockclimbing and sailing.

Mountains, rivers, and lakes

Thriving coffee culture and nightlife
Canberra is buzzing with delicious restaurants, trendy
cafés, wineries and nightlife, from tapas bars tonightclubs, and music and arts events.

Year-round festivals and markets
The city’s culture and entertainment include
festivals, galleries, markets, museums and local
and national events.

Highest employment rate in the country
Australia’s most educated city has the highest
employment rate in the country. And ANU graduates
are ranked as Australia’s most employable.1

Mini-breaks
The snowfields and beaches of New South Wales are
just two-and-a half hours away. Sydney is a short flightor three hours’ drive or bus ride away.
1. Times Higher Education Rankings 2022

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide7

Academic colleges

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ANU Collegeof Law

Shape the future of law, policy, social justice and global diplomacy. ANU law
students have opportunities to access expertise and to witness law in action
through trips, internships and mooting within Canberra and beyond.
law.anu.edu.au

ANU Collegeof Science

Stand at the forefront of science and change our understanding of the world.
ANU has the only space simulation facility in the Southern Hemisphere andthe ANU College of Science delivers world-class research and education inastronomy, biological sciences, chemistry, earth sciences, environment andsociety, mathematical sciences, physics and science communication.
science.anu.edu.au

ANU Collegeof Health andMedicine

Join tomorrow’s outstanding health and medical professionals. The ANU
College of Health and Medicine delivers world-class research and education
in medicine, medical science, psychology, and population health. Committed
to solving problems through big picture and applied scientific research, thecollege is improving health and contributing to the research and education ofsustainable, secure and equitable use of resources around the world.
health.anu.edu.au

ANU College
of Engineering,Computing andCybernetics

Solve problems by reimagining the use of technology across the globe.
ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics offers specialised
professional accredited courses and real-world experience with industry
leading researchers. Our community of innovative students, teachers andresearchers are finding solutions that impact people’s lives through technology.
cecc.anu.edu.au

ANU Collegeof Businessand Economics

You can build superior expertise in accounting, marketing, statistics andeconometrics. The ANU College of Business and Economics develops leaders
who transform businesses, societies and economies. It offers every student
the opportunity to develop their strengths and the space to decide how they
will make their future mark in the world.
cbe.anu.edu.au

ANU Collegeof Asia and thePacific

Explore the Asia-Pacific with Australia’s leading experts in public policy
and the region. The ANU College of Asia and the Pacific offers courses ininternational security and Asia and Pacific studies and the most diverse rangeof Asian languages of any Australian university.
asiapacific.anu.edu.au

ANU Collegeof Arts and Social
Sciences

In the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences, you can dive into disciplines
in music, visual art, design, cultural heritage, classical studies, archaeology,
anthropology, politics, philosophy, gender studies and much more. You canalso choose from 28 languages – the largest number taught by anAustralian university.
cass.anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideSupport services

Academic skills

We have a team that can help you develop academic skills and strategies tomeet your study goals. It offers workshops along with free English language
conversation groups.
anu.edu.au/academicskills

Health andmedicalThe ANU Medical Centre operates a health and wellness clinic, on and off
campus.
anu.edu.au/students/contacts/medical-services

Career planningand support

Our careers service can help you apply for a casual job, internship or plan yourcareer with application and interview preparation advice.
anu.edu.au/careers

Access andinclusion

If you’re caring for or are a student living with disability or a medical condition– or an elite athlete – we have a team that provides advice, adjustments andsupport.
anu.edu.au/students/health-safety-wellbeing/access-inclusion

Counselling

Our free, confidential and non-diagnostic counselling service can support andenhance your mental health and wellbeing.
anu.edu.au/counselling

Student
associations

There is lots of fun stuff to join, like clubs and societies at ANU, and free legal
advice, advocacy services and supportive welfare programs for students,
courtesy of the ANU Students Association – or ANUSA for short.
anusa.com.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide9Law courses

ANU College of Law is Australia’s national law
school. Balancing global outlook with local focus,
we have a long-standing reputation for excellencein education, research and community outreach.

#2 inAustralia
and #18 in
the worldin Overall
Law1

With many academic staff recognised as leadersin their fields, the ANU College of Law has anenviable research profile, holding particularexpertise in constitutional and administrative law,international law and environmental law.
Through their studies, our graduates gain theknowledge and skills to lead organisations,develop public policy, create new companies andundertake research. Our alumni may be found in
the world’s leading companies, policy agencies
and universities.

1. THE World University Rankings by Subject 2023

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations•

Bachelor of Laws (Honours): 4 specialisations•

Juris Doctor: 9 specialisations•

Master of Laws: 5 specialisations

Search the prerequisites list on the ANU Collegeof Law’s website: anulaw.info/PreReq before you
choose your courses.
If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisites contact: enquiries.law@anu.edu.au

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide

Suggested courses•

LAWS1205 / 6105 – Australian Public Law

To enrol in a LAWS course at ANU you must be
currently studying a law degree at your home
university (eg. Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Laws
(Honours), Juris Doctor or Master of Laws).

•

LAWS2202 / 6202 – Commonwealth
Constitutional Law•

LAWS2250 / 6250 – International Law•

LAWS2249 / 6249 – Legal Theory

Law exchange students can take any law coursethat does not have a specific prerequisite.

•

LAWS4245 / 8445 – Information
Technology Law

Search the list of courses available to exchange
and study abroad students on the ANU College of
Law website:
law.anu.edu.au/current-students/internationalopportunities/inbound-exchange•

LAWS4212 / 8144 – Conflict of Laws

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Some 2000- to 4000-level courses (second andfourth year) have specific course prerequisites orassumed knowledge. You must meet these if you
wish to enrol in them. You may struggle if you do
not have the required assumed knowledge.
For example, you must have studied internationallaw at your home institution before you canstudy LAWS4225 International Law of Human
Rights, LAWS4226 International Trade Law and
LAWS4223 International Dispute Resolution
at ANU.
Without assumed knowledge in internationallaw, you would need to enrol in LAWS2250
concurrently to be able to take the above courses(subject to approval).

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide11Science, health andmedicine courses

At the ANU College of Science and ANU Collegeof Health & Medicine we are committed to solving
problems through big picture and applied scientificresearch, to improving health outcomes for people
around the world, and to the sustainable, secure andequitable use of global resources.

#1 inAustralia
and #42in the worldin Physics &Astronomy1

An intensive research culture combined with small classsizes provides an unparalleled learning environment,
enabling you to become a leading scientist of the future.
With easy access to our world-class lecturers and stateof-the-art facilities, you will gain the knowledge andskills to lead advances in medical research, discoveries
in astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth sciences,mathematics and physics, as well as tackle global
issues such as climate change, communicating science,
public health and epidemiology.

1. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations

Suggested courses•

ASTR1003: Astronomy and Space•

27 majors•

BIOL1008: Human Biology•

23 minors•

CHEM2208 Chemical Biology•

22 specialisations•

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide

EMSC1008: EARTH: The Chemistry and Physics
of our Planet•

ENVS2001 Biodiversity ScienceAs an exchange or study abroad student, you cantake 1000, 2000 and 3000-level (first, second or
third year) courses.

•

SCOM2003: Science in Popular Fiction•

PSYC1003: Psychology 1: Understanding Mind,
Brain and Behaviour•

MEDN2001: Medical Physiology andPharmacology•

MATH2035: Applied Mathematics 1•

PHYS2013 Quantum Mechanics

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Many 2000 and 3000 level courses offered byschools within the ANU College of Science andthe ANU College of Health and Medicine havespecific prerequisites. You must meet these if you
wish to enrol in them. Certain courses also require
an expression of interest as spaces are limited or
involve some form of additional travel.
A prerequisite example: To study MATH2035 (asecond year course) at ANU you must have someprior knowledge from your home institution or havesuccessfully completed MATH1113 with a mark ofat least 80 and be currently enrolled in MATH1014.
You will need to provide course outlines fromyour home institution as evidence that you haveachieved these learning outcomes.

You can find more information about prerequisites
and assumed knowledge for individual courses, aswell as learning outcomes, on the ANU programs
and courses website.
programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/
If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisites, email:science.enquiries@anu.edu.au

Restrictions
The following science courses are not available toexchange and study abroad students:•

Science Internship Courses•

Research Project Courses•

Any courses that require a supervisor

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide13Engineering, computing andcybernetics courses

ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science
programs provide you with the opportunity to gain
knowledge, expertise and real-world experienceand provide solutions to the challenges of ourrapidly changing world.

#5 inAustralia and#76-100 in
the world in
Computer
Science &Engineering1

You will have the opportunity to engage withworld‑class academics and build a diverse,
multidisciplinary skill set that will prepare you forsuccessful entry into today’s job market.

1. Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2022

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations•

18 majors•

13 minors•

16 specialisations

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide
Exchange and study abroad students can enrol
into 1000-, 2000- and/or 3000-level (first, second
and third year) courses. You must meet all course
prerequisites and obtain course approval fromyour home institution before going on exchange orstudy abroad.
Enrolment in 4000-level courses will only beconsidered if you’re a high-performing, later-year
student and under exceptional circumstanceswhere prerequisites have been met.

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Many 2000 level courses and above have specificprerequisites. You must meet these if you wish toenrol in them. A list of prerequisites and assumed
knowledge requirements is available on the ANU
programs and courses website.
programsandcourses.anu.edu.au
A prerequisite example: To enrol in COMP2700
Cyber Security Foundations you must havecompleted COMP1100 or COMP1130 and
COMP1600. If you have not completed thesecourses at ANU you must demonstrate that you
have completed courses with similar learning
outcomes at your home institution. You must
provide course outlines from your home institution
for relevant subjects as evidence that you have met
the prerequisites.

Restrictions
You cannot complete the following as an exchange
and study abroad student at ANU:•

research projects•

special topic courses•

internship courses other than the Australian
National Internship Program (learn more on
page 22).

You may be granted case-by-case approval by the
Associate Dean (Education) if you have secured acommitment of joint supervision from an ANU andhome institution supervisor.

Suggested courses
All enrolments are subject to approval fromyour home institution. We encourage you to takefoundational and 1000-level courses if you do
not meet the prerequisites or have the assumed
knowledge we require.
•

COMP1720 Art and Interaction Computing•

COMP2700 Cyber Security Foundations•

COMP3620 Artificial Intelligence•

COMP3670 Introduction to Machine Learning•

ENGN1211 Discovering Engineering•

ENGN2218 Electronic Systems and Design•

ENGN3213 Digital Systems

If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisites, contact:
studentadmin.cecs@anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide15Business and economics courses

The ANU College of Business and Economics
develops leaders who transform businesses,
societies and economies.

#2 inSupported by a dynamic team of academics
your learning opportunities will be engaging andchallenging and increase your employability andinternationalise your education experience.

Australia
and #37 in
the world in
Economics &Econometrics1

1. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations

Restrictions•

15 majors•

16 minors

As an exchange or study abroad student you
cannot take the CBE Internship Project CBEA3070
course.

•9 specialisations

Suggested courses

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide
Exchange and study abroad students from any
disciplines can take ANU College of Businessand Economics (CBE) courses, subject to homeinstitution approvals. You can enrol in 1000-,
2000- and 3000‑ level (first, second and third year)
courses. To be eligible, you need to meet course
prerequisites as well as have the approval of yourhome institution. You cannot study 4000- level(fourth year) courses.

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Some 2000- to 3000-level courses have specificcourse prerequisites. You must meet these if you
wish to enrol in them. More information about
prerequisites and assumed knowledge is available
on the ANU programs and courses website.

•

BUSI2023 Dynamics of Asian Business•

BUSN3017 Corporate Social Responsibility,
Accountability and Reporting•

ECON2026 Money and Banking•

ECON2142 Strategic Thinking:
An Introduction to Game Theory•

MGMT1003 Management People andOrganisations•

STAT2005 Introduction to Stochastic Processes•

STAT3017 Big Data Statistics•

CBEA3001 Special Industry Project**Students will be selected to enrol in this course
following a competitive application process.
Learn more here:
https://cbe.anu.edu.au/current-students/
opportunities-and-careers/special-industryproject-course

A prerequisite example: To enrol in STAT2013 you
must have completed either of the following ANU
courses; MATH1113, MATH1116 or MATH1014. If you
have not previously completed courses at ANU,
you must demonstrate that you have achieved
similar learning outcomes at your home institution.
According to the course description on the ANU
website, these courses cover Linear Algebra andCalculus. You must therefore demonstrate thatyou have completed study of these subjects at
an adequate level at your home institution by
providing detailed course outlines for related
subjects.
If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisities, please contact:
info.cbe@anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide17Asia and the Pacific courses

The ANU College of Asia and the Pacific plays avital role in informing public policy and Australia’s
intellectual engagement with the societies,
cultures and economies of this region.

#2 inAustralia
and #40 in
the world in
Languages,
Literature &Linguistics1

The college hosts the largest number of regional
experts and specialist academic programs in the
English‑speaking world.
With our focus on Asia and the Pacific more
relevant now than ever, ANU is the best place toprepare to become a regional specialist who canaddress the challenges of the region.

1. THE World University Rankings by Subject 2023

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations•

27 majors•

41 minors•

38 specialisations

Restrictions
The following courses are not available toexchange and study abroad students:•

Online courses•

Internship courses

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide•Individual research courses•

Global learning courses and 4000-level courses

Exchange and study abroad students canenrol in all ANU College of Asia & the Pacific’s
undergraduate courses, including 1000-, 2000and 3000-level (first, second and third year)
courses. Admission to postgraduate level courses
is granted on a case by case basis to students
currently studying at a postgraduate level at•

Non-standard sessional courses

their home institution.
If you want to continue your language study, youwill need to complete a language placement test
prior to enrolment to ensure we place you in thecorrect course.

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Some 2000- to 3000-level courses (second andthird year) have specific prerequisites. You
must meet these if you wish to enrol in them.
You may struggle if you do not have the required
assumed knowledge.

Suggested courses•

STST2001 Security Concepts in the
Asia‑Pacific•

STST2003 Australia and Security in
the Pacific Islands•

ASIA1025 Asia and the Pacific: Power,
Diversity and Change•

ASIA2311 Gender and Cultural Studies in
Asia and the Pacific•

POLS2055 Pacific Politics•

ASIA2093 Natural Resources Conflicts in
Asia and the Pacific

For example, a 3000-level security studies
course may require you to have already completed
two introductory courses to ensure you havea firm basis in the discipline. As you have notpreviously completed courses at ANU, you must
demonstrate that you have completed courses
with similar learning outcomes at your homeinstitution by providing detailed course outlines
for relevant subjects.
Find out more about prerequisites and assumed
knowledge on the ANU programs and courses
website: programsandcourses.anu.edu.au
If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisites, e-mail: cap.student@anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide19Arts and social sciences courses#1 inAustralia
and #10 in
the worldin Politics &International
Studies1

The College of Arts and Social Sciences (CASS)
specialises in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary
research and provides an incredibly rich teachingenvironment to challenge and inspire students inareas as diverse as the visual arts, music, languages,
linguistics, cultural heritage, classical studies,archaeology, anthropology, politics, philosophy andgender studies.
As an educational community, we pursue knowledge
and excellence that serves Australia and the world,
while providing students with a welcoming andengaging environment in which to pursue theirinterests and passions while gaining experiencestudying overseas.

1. QS World University Rankings by Subject 2023

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Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideNumber of majors, minors andspecialisations•

60 majors•

100 minors

Exchange and study abroad course
selection guide
Exchange and study abroad students from any
discipline can take any 1000-, 2000- and 3000-level(first, second and third year) courses. You will need
your home institution’s approval and to have met
ANU prerequisites.

Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Some ANU 2000- and 3000-level courses havespecific course prerequisites. You must meet these
if you wish to enrol in them. Some courses may
also require you to travel outside of Canberra. You
will need to make sure you have the required travel
documents, clearance and financial capacity to do
this extra travel prior to enrolling in these courses.

Suggested courses•

INDG2003 Gamilaraay — introduction to an
Australian Indigenous Language•

ANTH2005 Traditional Australian Indigenous
Cultures, Societies and Environment•

INDG1002 First Peoples’ Experiences and Waysof Being: Resilience, Agency, Resurgence andRights•HIST2022 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
History•

INDG1001 Country, Kinship and Continuities: An
Introduction to Australian Indigenous Studies•

HIST2144 Australia in the World: An
International History

A prerequisite example: To enrol in POLS2102,
Political Belief and Deceit course, you must havecompleted 12 ANU units of 1000-level POLS courses
or have permission from the course convenor. If
you have not previously completed courses at ANU,
you must demonstrate that you have completed
ones with similar learning outcomes at your homeinstitution. These need to be equivalent to 12 ANU
units and have similar learning outcomes. You may
be required to provide detailed course outlines fromyour home institution to demonstrate that you have
met the prerequisites.
You can check prerequisites and course
requirements online on the ANU programs andcourses website: programsandcourses.anu.edu.au.
If you have any questions about meeting
prerequisites, email: students.cass@anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide21Australian National
Internships Program

11 stategovernment hosts

28 embassies
23

non-governmentorganisations

10 think tanks

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As an exchange or study abroad student, you canapply to take part in the prestigious Australian
National Internships Program (ANIP). It offers
research-focused internships with leading
Australian policy-making and political institutions
to emerging student leaders from all academic
disciplines.
The program provides foundational experiencesin public policy, diplomacy, development policy,
trade, security, Indigenous affairs, environment,
migration, education, economic policy, cultural
institutions, health, gender and social policy
contexts and settings.

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guideExchange and study abroad course
selection guideStudents receive academic credit for undertaking
Australian National Internship Program (ANIP)
courses. In addition to a work placement with ahost, the ANIP course includes workshops on policy
research and professional skills, and academic
supervision by ANU. Postgraduate and upper‑level
undergraduate students from any academic
discipline are eligible to apply.
Exchange and study abroad students must apply
directly to ANIP via the online application form
available on the ANIP website (anip.anu.edu.au) as
well as complete the required application processof their home university. Applications for Semester
1 (February to June) are open from August to
September the previous year, and for Semester 2(July to November) from March to April.
The application form asks about your researchstrengths and career aspirations so that we
can shortlist you for ANIP hosts. You will need
to upload a two-page curriculum vitae withyour application that includes your educational
qualifications and work experience, along withan academic transcript of results from your home
university. You also need to supply a report froma referee who can comment on your academic
performance or research skills.

Suggested courses•

ANIP3003 Australian National Internships
Program A (The course is for undergraduate
students. Students will receive 6 ANU units
upon completion. Assessments include a 4,000
word research report and 10 days of work
placement).

•

ANIP3005 Australian National Internships
Program B (The course is for undergraduate
students. Students will receive 12 ANU units
upon completion. Assessments include a 8,000
word research report and 20 days of work
placement).

•

ANIP6503 Australian National Internships
Program A (The course is for postgradutestudents. Students will receive 6 ANU units
upon completion. Assessments include a 4,000
word research report and 10 days of work
placement).

•

ANIP3005 Australian National Internships
Program B (The course is for postgraduate
students. Students will receive 12 ANU units
upon completion. Assessments include a 8,000
word research report and 20 days of work
placement).

ANIP internships are unpaid as they focus on an
applied policy research project. The research
project forms 70% of the final mark for the ANIP
course, with other assessments covering research
design (10%) and a work-in-progress presentation(20%).
If you have any questions about the Australian
National Internship Program, please contact:internships@anu.edu.au

Global Programs undergraduate exchange & study abroad guide23Contact us
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